When he returned to Old Man Zheng's house, Ye Yuze found that there was an old man with a shiny head in the room. The old man seemed to be in poor health, his face turned blue and his waist was a little hunched, but his eyes were so bright that it reminded Ye Yuze of the cat at night.
When Mr. Zheng saw Ye Yuze coming back, he quickly introduced: "Yuze, call that grandpa."
He turned around and introduced to the person: "That fifth child is named Ye Yuze, and he is my age-lost friend."
Ye Yuze was stunned for a while, and the surname "that" rarely heard. But since it was Grandpa Zheng's order, Ye Yuze quickly shouted.
The five had no expression on their faces, but just nodded to Ye Yuze lightly. It seemed that they just gave Mr. Zheng a face. Ye Yuze opened the food box and placed the things on the table. As the more things he took out, the expressions on the five faces finally became richer.
Ye Yuze was speechless when he saw it. It seemed that the food was much more tempting than his own! At this time, Grandma Zheng and Lao Rouhe came back and saw a table of dishes, Grandma Zheng angrily said, "Ye Yuze did it? Didn't you agree that I would go buy vegetables and cook?"
Ye Yuze smiled and explained: "Grandma, let's eat it in the evening and eat this at noon. Grandpa Zheng introduced me to a master, and I'm expressing my feelings."
Grandma Zheng looked at the May Day and stopped talking. She seemed to know what the Five was doing. So she went down to make a meal for them. Ye Yuze thoughtfully used a plate to pick up some dishes for Grandma Zheng to keep, but he didn't want Grandma Zheng to eat leftovers.
Na Wu glanced at Ye Yuze, and there was a strange look in his eyes, but he didn't say anything. Old Master Zheng personally poured a glass of wine for Na Wu, then raised his glass and signaled Ye Yuze and Lao Rou:
"That five is a famous big player in the Beijing circle for decades. Anyone who finds good things will have no one who won't let him have eyes. It's your great fortune to be able to give him some advice!"
Before Ye Yuze could speak, Lao Rou picked up the wine glass and drank it all: "Grandpa, then I'll give you three drinks in a row!"
Mr. Zheng looked at Lao Ru unexpectedly, and didn't say much. He drank it all with Ye Yuze. After drinking the May Day glass of wine, the blue color on his face immediately faded and became rosy. Ye Yuze was amazed at the sight of it, this was a shortage of wine!
Seeing that the five were slow to move, but the hands holding the chopsticks were extremely agile, and they could be steady and accurate every time they stretched out. Even the smooth-looking beef balls could be picked up like a dragonfly, rather than being steady on the plate like Ye Yuze and the others before they could be caught.
After about half an hour of touching, the dishes on the table were eaten. Half of them got into the stomach. Ye Yuze couldn't help but sigh that he was wise just now, otherwise Grandma Zheng would not even have leftovers.
Na Wu seemed to be full of wine and food at this time. He put down his chopsticks and sighed: "The taste of Hongbinlou is getting worse and worse. If this continues, it will take less than a few years to smash the sign!"
Ye Yuze's face was full of embarrassment and secretly complained. He asked you to eat it even if the taste was bad. If it tasted good, could we still taste it?
After saying these words, Na Wu picked up the wine glass and took another sip. This sip was a little anxious and was choked. He turned his head and coughed loudly. Mr. Zheng laughed and scolded: "No one is snatching you, why are you anxious?"
Lao Rou stood up suddenly, stood behind the five, gently beat him on his back. Mr. Zheng looked at him with praise and asked Ye Yuze: "What's your name?"
Ye Yuze quickly replied: "This is my brother from my hometown. His surname is Xu and his nickname is Lao Rou."
Mr. Zheng nodded: "He is a child with vision, not bad."
Ye Yuze smiled and explained, "He bought all those things from me. I rode a bicycle from my hometown yesterday and sent another batch. I know nothing about it, so I came here to find an expert to identify it so that he would not waste his energy in the future."
Na Wu stopped coughing at this time and said politely to Lao Ru: "You are plagued."
This sentence left the old man at a loss and didn't know how to answer it. He walked back to his seat awkwardly, lowering his head and not speaking.
Nawu had enough food and drink, and then pushed the table and stood up: "Although I am poor, I don't owe anyone favors in my life. Now I will take me to see what you have received in exchange for? But first, even if I drink your wine, I can't tell the fake ones to be true."
Ye Yuze was a little confused and looked at Mr. Zheng in confusion. I wonder what he wanted to express in those five chapters?
Mr. Zheng stretched out his finger and pointed at the Wu: "As a villain, these two children don't want to sell something by themselves. Look at your carefulness, don't worry, even if they sell it, they won't mention your name."
Ye Yuze then understood what was pointed in the five chapters, and said with a smile: "Grandpa, you are thinking too much. I don't lack money, but my brother likes it. I want him to learn something, but there is no other meaning."
Na Wu didn't speak, but just followed the two of them to Ye Yuze's yard. Ye Yuze didn't take those things into the house at all, and they were placed next to the stone table in the yard. Because the later goods included porcelain and pottery, Ye Yuze simply brought them together with the two baskets.
Na Wu squatted down and fiddled with the things Lao Ru brought one by one, he first picked the copper coins, but most of them were thrown on the ground. Half of them could be placed on the table were almost finished, and there were no more than ten.
Although it is unknown, the three of them also understood that the good thing that could be placed on the table was. Looking at the pile of copper coins thrown on the ground, Ye Yuze felt a little sympathetic to the old meat. The fatigue of the three hundred highways was probably in vain.
After I finished picking all the copper coins, Wu said to a few people in a gentle voice: If you want to collect copper coins, you must first know the most valuable ones. I will tell you the top ten copper coins, 1. Qixiang Chongbao 2. Liao Dynasty dynasty coins 3. Xiayang 17 4. Wuyang one liang 5. Daqing 100 6. Zhenku copper coins 7. Xianfeng Yuanbao 8. Tianjuan Tongbao 9. Half a liang big liang 10. Xianfeng Tongbao.
After reporting the names of these copper coins, Wu was about to continue talking, but he didn't expect Lao Ru to take out paper and pen to record them. He would definitely not remember them after saying this? Wu had to repeat them all the same. He knew that he had finished recording and then continued:
"Everyone thinks that things are as valuable as they are, but in fact, this is not completely true. Take this copper coin for example. Five of the first ten types were from the Qing Dynasty. Do you know why?"
Chapter completed!