"So, does the archaeology community in Huaxia engage in any fraudulent practices?" asked President Moy Hua, shifting the topic to Chen Yiyang.
"Of course," Chen Yiyang replied without hesitation.
Among 1.4 billion people, having a few bad apples is quite normal.
So Chen Yiyang shared what he knew, "For instance, in our ancient capital city of West Capital, there was once a case where a Song Dynasty Buddhist holy site was altered to appear as a Tang Dynasty Nestorian relic.
This was primarily done to include the site in the Silk Road project."
Unlike Japan, where archaeological fraud is mainly to satisfy national pride, some fraudulent activities in Huaxia are due to local efforts to boost the economy by forcibly altering some details.
"However, in Huaxia, archaeological fraud is easily uncovered."
Chen Yiyang continued to Moy Hua, "Because Huaxia has an abundance of ancient records, sites, and artifacts left behind.
