Absolutely not. Although many people say this, this statement is definitely incorrect and very irresponsible. Not 99% of them were bought in the fake market, but 100% were fake. It is not easy to buy fake ones in the real market. First, you have to go to the right place. For example, it is difficult to buy jewelry on the overpass, Hetian jade at the entrance of the antique city, and souvenirs of tourist attractions. Buy some antique crafts and some secondhand goods at the stall in the antique city. Do you think buying beeswax is reliable? Do you think it is reliable to grind on the spot for 5 yuan a gram? The regular market sells one gram 100. You are idle and expensive, so you have to go to the market to buy that gram 10. Do you think you don't have to pay at the market entrance? So it's not that there are no real goods on the market, just going to the wrong place. Another friend went to an acquaintance's Wan Wen store and bought a fake one. It may be the owner who killed it, or it may be that the owner was cheated when he bought the goods. So if he doesn't understand, it's important to find a formal market. It is not allowed to sell fake goods in the formal market, so as to reduce the risk and find an authoritative appraisal agency. Don't look for a certificate if you pay. The amount of beeswax is not small. It's really not difficult to buy. Go to a reliable place and find a reliable person to buy.