It was working hours and there were not many people on the road. Han Zhenyu arrived in seven or eight minutes by car.
Yu Peihua's yard is well preserved, with a complete set of antique furniture inside. It may have been uninhabited for a long time, so it looks a bit run-down.
Han Zhenyu took a look and gave her some advice, "Sister Peihua, you don't need to do a big renovation on your house. Just repaint the doors and windows. If you want to move in, buy some decorations and plant some flowers in the yard, and it will look brand new."
Yu Peihua accepted his suggestion, looked at the furniture in the house, thought for a while and said: "I want to replace these furniture with yours. I like the wardrobe in your room very much. It has a beautiful design and can hang a lot of clothes without folding them."
The wardrobe in Han Zhenyu's home was based on a drawing by Su Xieqiu and was made according to the style of later generations. It is indeed beautiful and practical.
Su Xieqiu gently stroked the old-fashioned furniture in the house, which was old but exuded a historical atmosphere.
These furniture are extremely exquisitely crafted, and every detail shows the maker's ingenuity and superb skills.
They seem to be telling stories of the past, making people fall into reverie about the past.
If you look closely, you can see that the carvings on the furniture are delicate and subtle, with smooth and natural lines, appearing lifelike before your eyes.
These carvings not only add to the beauty of the furniture, but also reflect the ancient people's love for life and pursuit of beauty.
Although Su Xieqiu didn't know much about these, he knew that these must be good things, and it would be a pity if they were exchanged.
She said to Peihua, "Sister Peihua, these are all good things, keep them. If you like my wardrobe, you can make two and put them in the bedroom. But these old furniture cannot be moved, otherwise your house will lose its antique charm."
Su Xieqiu was afraid that she would get rid of the furniture, so he talked to her about how to match them with soft furnishings.
Only then did Yu Peihua give up the idea of changing the furniture.
The three of them walked around the yard and discussed how to decorate it, and then Han Zhenyu sent them back.
He drove to the countryside again, talked to the carpenters he was familiar with, and asked them to come the next day to measure the dimensions and make furniture.
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