Zhang Wenyu came to the Sui family with Yuanbao in his arms, and found Mr. Zhang and Grandma Sui drinking tea by the pool in the backyard as if they were familiar with the place.

"Grandpa Zhang, Grandma Sui, I'm here with ingots!"

Grandma Sui smiled and invited Zhang Wenyu to come over for tea.

While talking to Zhang Wenyu, Mr. Zhang did not forget to feed Yuanbao with the pet snacks on the table.

"I heard you bought a few more artifacts and donated them to Old Wang at the National Museum. There's a tripod with an inscription among them. Old Wang's been showing it off every day lately, making the other museums really jealous."

Zhang Wenyu had just picked up the teacup and took a sip of tea when he heard Mr. Zhang asking, so he quickly put down the teacup and said.

"I just happened to see it and bought it. I was lucky to find that tripod. Those foreigners didn't recognize it, so I finally got it."

Grandma Sui raised her eyebrows slightly and looked at Zhang Wenyu.

"You're quite lucky, then. It even has an inscription. No wonder Old Wang wanted to show off. The value of this kind of thing is immeasurable. You're really thoughtful to buy it and bring it back to the country as a gift."

Mr. Zhang also sighed.

"I was curious about who you were at the Hong Kong auction. Later, I heard that you were Chinese and that you had bought the plum vase and donated it to the country. I was so happy and have always wanted to meet you."

"I knew you were coming to City B and I went to ask Lao Wang for information. Unfortunately, Lao Wang heard you didn't want to reveal your identity and refused to tell me. When I heard you were going to the Chamber of Commerce dinner, I also went there, but I didn't get to meet Boss Zhang twice."

"I just got back and received a message saying you were one of those Mr. Zhangs. That's when I realized we'd known each other for a long time.