Ruby on Siam King's  Throne
Channel: Bosham
Date: 06/08/2013

Both English and Chinese subtitles are available, please select your own preference.

When we read Hong Kong newspaper, everyday with those news about Mainland Chinese use "Individual Visit Scheme" to Hong Kong for stealing!
 
Drain covers, brass water pipes and electric wires, podocarpus, agarwood, ..., Mainland Chinese steal everything they saw!

hkgalbert siad that in 1924, a Chinese guy called Mr. Chen Fu-cheng (陳福成) from Swabue (海陸豐; ซั่นเหว่ย), Kwangtung province, he even stole from the palace, nowadays it is Grand Palace (พระบรมมหาราชวัง) in Phra Nakhon district (พระนคร), Bangkok.

Mr. Chen Fu-cheng (陳福成) hid on roof beam of Chakri Maha Prasat Throne Hall for 2 nights, and stole the ruby from Siam King's throne, at the last.  He just left milk mugs with his excrement and excretion, some breadcrumbs attracted the rats, and found by the guard later. However, Mr. Chen Fu-cheng (陳福成) had beed back to Mainland China!

Really ominous, in the following year (1925), Siam King Rama IV - Vajiravudh (วชิราวุธ, 1st January, 1881 to 25th November, 1925) died! The throne was transfer to his younger brother Prajadhipok (ปกเกล้าเจ้าอยู่หัว; Prajadhipok, 8th November, 1893 to 30th May, 1941), he was still studying in United Kingdom at that time.

現在翻開報紙（newspaper），每天都有報導中國大陸人（Mainland Chinese）以「自由行」（Individual Visit Scheme）名義，來香港（Hong Kong）幹盡壞事！坑渠蓋（drain covers）、黃銅水喉（brass water pipes）與電線（electric wires）、羅漢松（podocarpus）、沉香木（agarwood），見到甚麼都要偷走！

hkgalbert 記得在中華民國十三年（1924年），有一位從海陸豐（ซั่นเหว่ย; Swabue）來的陳福成（Chen Fu-cheng），他竟然偷到皇宮裡，就是現在曼谷大京都（กรุงเทพฯ），拍那空縣（พระนคร; Phra Nakhon）的『大皇宮』（พระบรมมหาราชวัง; Grand Palace）。陳福成（Chen Fu-cheng）識貨，躲藏兩晚（2 nights）在『節基大殿』（พระที่นั่งจักรีมหาปราสาท）裡的屋頂橫樑（roof beams）上，等待時機就偷走暹羅皇帝御座（Siam King's throne）上的紅寶石（ruby）。遺下牛奶罐（milk mug）與其糞便排洩、麵包碎屑（breadcrumbs），引起老鼠（rats）注意才被守衛（guard）發現。然而那時陳福成早己逃返中國大陸了！真是不祥之兆，翌年中華民國十四年（1925年）拉瑪六世皇鄭寶（วชิราวุธ；Vajiravudh, 1st January, 1881 to 25th November, 1925）就病逝駕崩，傳位給尚在英國（United Kingdom）留學的皇弟鄭光（ปกเกล้าเจ้าอยู่หัว; Prajadhipok, 8th November, 1893 to 30th May, 1941）。