This old man is a serious person and he reports the accounts first as per the old rules.
Lian Xiaomin took a look and just had an idea of what was going on.
In addition to replacing old items, I also sold more than 10,000 yuan in the past six months.
In fact, she didn't lack these three things. First, she wanted these four people to have a job and earn some money, and second, they could help her collect some high-quality and precious old items.
After the reform and opening up and the country's development, she plans to open a private museum in Beijing.
Uncle Qian took out a wooden box from the kang cabinet, unlocked it, took out four large yellow croakers and two thousand yuan in cash, and handed them all to Linzi.
This is a 2:8 split, and Linzi should take it.
They had just arrived in Beijing and had to settle down for a while before they started doing their old business. It didn't take them long, but the income was pretty good.
"Okay, safety is the priority, don't be greedy."
Lian Xiaomin instructed to put the gold bars and cash into the bag.
After looking at the accounts, she saw that the main profit came from the sales of watches, and the things she put in the small warehouse of the old winery were not reduced much, so there was no need to put them there anymore, and they would be enough for another one or two years.
About half an hour later, Shunxi came back with a bag and bought four boxes of vegetables.
Everyone sat around the kang, with two kang tables put together, making it quite spacious.
We had a very pleasant meal. Everyone spoke in low voices and controlled their volume as they talked about what had happened during the recent days.
Several of my guys like life in the capital very much. It is definitely better than what the Sandaogou Commune can compare to.
But Shunxi said with a bitter face: "Linzi, hey, my little splint has also been put on. In order to avoid going to the countryside to join the production team, every household has a quota. I also bought a job and worked as a driver in the No. 2 Cotton Mill. It cost 600 yuan! Plus a bag of flour..."
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