After a series of thefts from the British Museum, many countries demanded the return of their cultural relics

In recent days, the British Museum, which has a history of 270 years, has been exposed to another theft scandal. The whereabouts of more than 2,000 precious cultural relics are unknown, which has shocked public opinion in many countries. This incident led to the resignation of the curator Hartwig Fischer of the museum, and its security management and collection record keeping methods have also aroused great doubts from the outside world. Many countries have protested and demanded the return of their cultural relics.

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