Once the fire is extinguished, then the Japanese police should pull out their hands and sweep everywhere, and before they start sweeping, the best thing to do is to get out of here quickly.

Jin Muchen turned around and walked out of the Toyo Pavilion, but for this place, he didn't plant a time bomb inside like the main hall and the Horyuji Treasure Hall.

After all, most of the cultural relics in this Oriental Museum are our Chinese treasures, and Jin Muchen is reluctant to destroy such treasures.

Of course, in the 10th and 11th exhibition rooms of the Toyokan, there are many cultural relics from the Korean Peninsula.

Before leaving, Jin Muchen glanced around with a casual attitude, but after reading it, he couldn't help but be disappointed, the things in it were too rough.

After all, after looking at our Chinese cultural relics, looking at these North Korean cultural relics, people will have a feeling of being in the east.

Although Koreans often laugh at our Chinese cottages now, looking at the works of their ancestors, Jin Muchen feels really speechless.

These cultural relics from the Korean Peninsula are not so much cultural relics as they are tattered, because these things really have nothing to say.

For example, the most precious North Korean artifact he saw in Room 10 was a pair of thick hoop earrings made of gold.

This thing is still the jewelry worn by the royal families of the Korean Peninsula during the Three Kingdoms period of China, but the roughness of the workmanship of this broken thing is simply indescribable.

Look at the shape, it is similar to some old ladies in the countryside now, those earrings, at first glance it is from the handwriting of those gold shops in the countryside, a pair of earrings look down, except for a trench word. Jin Muchen really couldn't think of any adjectives to describe it.

The coarse gold ring, coupled with the crude craftsmanship, has no artistry at all.

But after thinking about it again, it is clear that when China entered the era of the Three Kingdoms, the Korean Peninsula was also in a situation of hegemony by the Three Kingdoms.

Goguryeo. Baekje, Silla dominated the peninsula, plus the Gaya countries, that is, some small divided states, the Korean Peninsula at that time had not yet formed a unified and national concept.

Even at that time, they had just entered the Bronze Age, and the Korean Peninsula was truly unified. It was still in the Tang Dynasty, and it was also with the help of the Tang Dynasty that the unification was completed.

So at that time, there was no culture on the Korean Peninsula at all.

These so-called Korean cultural relics are not so much antiques as some old things that record the development history of North Korea, and they can barely be called cultural relics.

Originally, Jin Muchen wanted to take a few pieces with him. But after pondering it, forget it.

For these rags. It's really not worth wasting your time.

Moreover, these things have no value for destruction, and even he is not willing to waste the time he has given to these exhibition rooms to install bombs.

After all, the two countries on the Korean Peninsula, although now one is a psychopath, the other is a megalomaniac. And during World War II, they also aided and abused us, and did a lot of things that were sorry for us.

But after all, they are also victims of Japan's colonial culture, and the grievances between them and us are not as deep as Japan's.

Although now these two countries. are a little nervous, but they are just big mouths, and under the appearance of their arrogance, it is more due to their inferiority, so they can't afford to deal with them.

So Jin Muchen didn't care about these North Korean cultural relics, but walked out of the Oriental Pavilion quickly.

At this time, the sky had begun to clear a little, and Jin Muchen went to the main building in front of him again before leaving the Tokyo National Museum, mainly to check the monitoring room.

The security guards in the monitoring room looked at him with a frightened expression at this time, but Jin Muchen didn't have the heart to pay attention to what these guys were thinking at this time.

He came to the front of the monitoring video wall, rummaged through it again, and finally pulled off all the hard disks of the host of the monitoring room, and then he was relieved.

Then he began to drive all these security guards to the back of the lounge, then locked the door, and then began to plant bombs in the monitoring room.

The bombs will eventually blow up the room, and if not all of them will be blown up, the resulting fire will burn everything here.

As for those security guards, Jin Muchen didn't have any pity at all, anyway, they were all Japanese, and if they died, they would die.

Jin Muchen is not a virgin, he has a bitter hatred for the Japanese, and it is not an exaggeration to say that he is a family hatred and a hatred of the country.

His grandfather was a person who lived through that era, and when he was a child, he heard his grandfather talk about the things before liberation, and his grandfather had a few older brothers, and cousins or something.

And his hometown, before the Northern Qing Incident, was occupied by Japanese devils.

When the Japanese devils arrived in their hometown, they didn't do anything good, forcibly robbed and raped people's girls, but it didn't happen less.

Grandpa's two elder brothers and a cousin were killed by the Japanese devils when they were occupied.

One was arrested as a laborer and never came back since, another was because the Japanese robbed his family of food rations and finally starved to death, and the other was because he was so exploited by the Japanese that he finally fell ill and had no money to see a doctor.

The Japanese plagued the village so much that several of my grandfather's brothers couldn't sit still, so they went into the mountains one after another.

Some became bandits and began to fight guerrillas with Japanese devils, and a few others went directly to the south to join the ****.

And these brothers were almost all martyred at the guns of the Japanese in the end, so Jin Muchen's grandfather has always hated the Japanese.

Even Jin Muchen hated the Japanese to the core, don't look at his current relationship with Junichi Watanabe, it seems to be good, but it is mostly because he wants to take advantage of this guy's relationship.

Besides, he planned to cultivate this Junichi Watanabe in the direction of a-stirring stick, and he wanted this guy to help him harm more Japanese people in Japan, so as to atone for the sins of the Japanese devils in China back then.

So at this time, Jin Muchen didn't feel guilty at all when he killed several museum security guards.

Who made them Japanese? Look at these Japanese now, are they friendly to us Chinese?

Come on, the country's court @ Tingtai, in order to avoid conflicts between the two peoples, often publicizes, saying that the Japanese people are deceived by politicians, so there is a misunderstanding of our China, but is this really the case?

Not to mention the recent non-governmental survey in Japan, which showed their antipathy to China, more than 70 percent of the people hate China.

And looking at the Japanese government, Hatoyama, who invaded China, only worked for a few years before being ousted.

And at the beginning, he was also a **** who invaded China, and he only came to power for a year, and he was also ousted from power, on the contrary, the little dog who has always insisted on being anti-China has been doing it for eight years.

And after the **** changed his anti-China face, he came to power again, and he has been doing it for several years, until now.

You must know that these Japanese prime ministers are all elected by the people in Japan, so what you are talking about Sino-Japanese friendship and the Japanese people are simple, they are all farting

Jin Muchen didn't believe that set of, anyway, as far as he knew, he didn't dare to say 100 percent, almost 90 percent of the Japanese were actually anti-China.

Even if they are polite to us on the surface, in their hearts and bones, they still hate China.

Because this is determined by the natural attributes of our two countries, there is simply no room for two superpowers in Northeast Asia, and one is destined to fall between China and Japan.

In addition, the Japanese are also well aware of the crimes committed by their ancestors in our China back then, so although China has not treated them well now, they have been worried and worried about our revenge.

That's why they are so pathologically anti-China and anti-China.

Since most Japanese people have this mentality, Jin Muchen can't be polite to them, no matter what kind of politician, businessman, or B society, or ordinary people, as long as he is Japanese, Jin Muchen feels that he doesn't need to be polite to them.

These bitches raised, only if you fuck them hard once, let them have a long memory, then it will be easy to do, they will automatically forget, all the ugly things you have done to them, such as the Americans back then, let the Japanese add their two balls, but the Japanese still don't treat Americans as godfathers?

So you don't have to be polite to Japanese people, as long as you don't treat them as human beings.

Soon Jin Muchen installed the bomb in the monitoring room, set the time, and then he walked out of the monitoring room quickly.

When I came to the gate of the Tokyo National Museum, I drove the police car and parked it somewhere, because most of the areas in Ueno Ward are inhabited by wealthy people, so the density of living here is not very large.

At this time, although the sky has begun to shine, there are not many pedestrians on the streets, and occasionally one or two cars will whizz past the road.

Not finding any accidents, Jin Muchen hurriedly got into the car, and then started the car and left the Tokyo National Museum.

This time, however, he took the Outer Ring Road in the direction of the Outer Ring Road, drove the car north first, and along the Keiyo Line, he drove the car out of downtown Tokyo until he was almost to Chiba City, and then got off the highway and drove the car into Inage Seaside Park, which is inaccessible and full of primeval forests, making it a great place to cover your tracks.

He found a cliff, then got out of the car, and then pushed the disguised police car directly off the cliff...... (To be continued.) )