Lu Fangfang grabbed it and then gave the little Tibetan fox a big kiss on the forehead.
"Little yellow dog, you really are my treasure-hunting dog."
"Awoo~"
"You actually found it?"
Zhuang Mingcheng was extremely surprised.
He walked quickly over, bent down, and picked up the gold stone from the sand.
Held above his head, looking up, he saw that the upper half of the stone was golden.
This gold nugget is inlaid in a stone; only a small portion is gold, the rest is milky white quartzite.
But this is still pretty good; it's a pleasant surprise.
"Let me see it quickly."
Lu Fangfang hurriedly took it.
She took out a handkerchief from her pocket and wiped her face. The more she wiped, the shinier it became, and she was overjoyed.
"Mingcheng, how heavy is this?"
Lu Fangfang held it in her hand and tried it out, feeling that it was very heavy.
"Only a small portion of this is gold, maybe an ounce or two."
"One ounce?"
Lu Fangfang was a little confused. After thinking for a while, she realized that one liang was fifty grams.
The government buys gold at around eight yuan per gram, so fifty grams would cost four hundred yuan.
"Four hundred yuan is enough for half a courtyard house in Beijing. If I save up a little more, I can buy a whole courtyard house."
Lu Fangfang smiled broadly as she carefully wrapped the gold dog head in a handkerchief.
There must be gold in this sand that has accumulated over thousands of years, and she was immediately filled with enthusiasm.
"Little yellow dog, when we get home you'll get ten... no, fifty quail eggs as a reward. Keep up the good work and keep striving."
"Awoo~"
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