摘要：Li Yafei, from Shandong province, is the buyer of the millionth cornet magnet ever sold at the National Museum of China in Beijing

Tuesday was a doubly lucky day for Li Yafei, a young woman from Shandong province.

Not only did she visit the National Museum of China in Beijing for the first time and purchase the popular coronet magnet — a souvenir available in the museum's gift shop that is often sold out — but she was also the millionth to buy one since it first went on sale in mid-July last year.

To her surprise and excitement, Li was presented with a "1 million record magnet" certificate by the museum's creativity product team in front of media, visitors, and long lines of people queuing to buy one of their own.

The magnet comes in two varieties, one in wood and the other in metal. It is fashioned after a Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) coronet worn by the empress at imperial ceremonies.

The sophisticated workmanship of the coronet's filigree inlay technique and hundreds of precious stones and pearls make it a highlight in the Ancient China galleries, a long-term exhibition at the National Museum.

来源：湖南日报