Chapter 311

Without hesitation, Lei Tingjun lowered his head and said in unison, "Okay, buy it."

Lei Tingjun would buy and give Ji Wanmei anything she wanted, no matter what it was.

He didn't have the financial means before, but now he does.

It was a rare occasion for Ji Wanmei to make a request of him, and Lei Tingjun took it to heart.

He told himself: Meimei wants to buy a film camera, and he must buy it for her.

Finally, the massive crowd emerged from Guangzhou Station.

Ji Wanmei had been to several large cities, but Guangzhou was the only one where the train station was so crowded that it felt like it was overcrowded.

At one point, the crowd was so large that it almost became too crowded.

She and Lei Tingjun were almost separated by the crowd.

Fortunately, Lei Tingjun held her tightly in his hand. Just as they were about to be pushed aside, Lei Tingjun interlocked his fingers with hers, thus avoiding the crisis of being separated.

After stepping out of the station, Ji Wanmei found that her palms were sweaty.

Some belonged to her, and some to Lei Tingjun.

Lei Tingjun's forehead was also covered in sweat, and the back of his clothes was soaked.

It was hot and crowded inside, so the air didn't circulate well. With so many migrant workers sweating, the air didn't smell very good in the May or June weather.

Lei Tingjun led Ji Wanmei to the roadside, hailed a taxi, and told his master to go to the Guangzhou electrical appliance wholesale market.

For wholesale cassette tapes and DVDs, you need to contact the manufacturers directly.

Ji Wanmei had done her homework beforehand, contacting a manufacturer to source their products, which was located not far from the electrical appliance wholesale market.

They need to go there first, book a guesthouse, and then contact and meet with the people there.

Since the amount of money for this shipment was not small, Ji Wanmei decided that after purchasing the goods, she and Lei Tingjun would buy two more suitcases and take the goods back on the same train.

They stopped allowing wholesalers to ship the goods to them later.

After all, this business doesn't yet have a well-established structure and system.

If a prepayment is made but the goods are not delivered, it's quite possible that they won't be able to find the person after they return home.

Just to be on the safe side, Ji Wanmei discussed it with Lei Tingjun first, and Lei Tingjun agreed.

Anyway, bringing two or three suitcases is no big deal for Lei Tingjun's strength.

After a car ride of about half an hour, costing several yuan in taxi fare alone, we finally arrived at the wholesale market.

This is Guangzhou's largest electronics wholesale market, with a whole row of shops all selling electronics wholesale.

Many of the second and even third floors are rented by wholesalers for use as warehouses or after-sales service centers.

You can find the most advanced home appliances on the market here.

The three most popular household items today are: television, refrigerator, and washing machine, radio, and sewing machine, etc.

You can see them in almost every store, and there are even stores that specialize in exclusive wholesale.

Merchants who come here to purchase goods are basically from all over the country, because this place has everything, and everything is readily available.

Even the film camera that Ji Wanmei wanted to buy—when they got off the bus, they saw a shop that specialized in wholesaling those.

Looking at the electronics wholesale market, Lei Tingjun felt a surge of pride and said to Ji Wanmei, "Meimei, in the future, our Oriental Pearl Wholesale Market should also reach this scale."

"Of course, it's definitely possible." Ji Wanmei nodded.

Guangzhou is a central hub in coastal cities, so it's not surprising that it has such a large scale.

If the Thunder Army can bring down a prefecture-level city like Pingdong to such a scale, it will inevitably affect the economy of several cities in the southwest region.

Ji Wanmei believed that Lei Tingjun was absolutely capable of doing it.

They found a relatively clean guesthouse on a street behind the electronics store. After checking into the room, they locked all their unimportant luggage in the room before going downstairs.

Ji Wanmei had a phone number she had obtained from contacting a DVD wholesaler via email before coming here.

Ji Wanmei said, "Let's find a place first. I'll call the person in charge on the other side and arrange a meeting time. Then we'll find a place to eat something."

Lei Tingjun nodded and said, "Okay."

There's a public phone booth not far ahead on the street; you can make a call by inserting coins.

Ji Wanmei took out two coins from her handbag and went over with her notebook.

When Ji Wanmei made the call, Lei Tingjun was waiting for her outside the phone booth.

After waiting a little longer than usual, Lei Tingjun took out a cigarette from his pocket and lit it.

Ji Wanmei didn't like him smoking, but she usually wouldn't say anything when she saw him smoking.

Lei Tingjun himself realized that she didn't like the smell of smoke, so he rarely smoked in front of her.

This was because he had just gotten off the train, had eaten an egg pancake and soy milk that morning, slept for only four hours, and wanted to have a cigarette to perk himself up.

He turned his back to Ji Wanmei and lit a cigarette.

The moment Ji Wanmei hung up the phone and was about to leave, Lei Tingjun immediately took the cigarette butt out of his mouth and threw it into the trash can across the street.

"Finished fighting?" Lei Tingjun asked as he went over.

"Hmm." Ji Wanmei had actually turned around unintentionally while answering the phone and saw Lei Tingjun smoking.

I know he didn't sleep all night, he must be exhausted.

He only smoked half a cigarette, and when he saw him come out, he threw the cigarette away.

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