Cultural Relics Are Not To Be Messed With

Upon realizing that his degree in an unpopular field of study might present challenges in his job search, Qi Chen approached the task with a sense of apprehension. However, when he stumbled upon a recruitment post, he instantly sensed that something was amiss. The job position advertised was for a Cultural Relics Restorer, but as Qi Chen read through the listed job requirements, he couldn’t help but feel a sense of confusion and disbelief. The requirements were as follows: 1. Preference will be given to candidates who possess extensive knowledge of various metal antique restoration techniques. 2. Strong mental resilience and the ability to swiftly adapt to unexpected and surprising circumstances are highly desirable traits. 3. Candidates must possess the capacity to defend themselves and be comfortable with living life on the precipice (This requirement is of utmost importance). Perplexed, Qi Chen couldn’t help but wonder about the perplexing final requirement, which seemed completely unconventional and out of place in the context of cultural relics restoration.