Wang Rukun began by buying a clay pot from a farmer in 1972 and now has spent 50 years building up his collection, most significantly comprising farming utensils dating from the pre-Qin and Han Dynasties. His museum is open to the public for free. Full story (in Chinese) via this link; read lots more of the latest news from Xuzhou via this link.
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