Zhao Tianming and Ye Qiushuang followed the main road, and it didn't take long to go to the place Wang Zhiwei said.

As soon as the two of them parked the car, they saw a man coming from another road, who seemed to be a companion, and he was wearing a suit, looking a little serious.

Fortunately, it came early, if you wait for Wang Zhiwei to complete the transaction and come over, it is estimated that the scum will be gone, Ye Qiushuang is very glad for his wisdom.

When the man saw Zhao Tianming and them, he was also a little stunned, but then he didn't squint and kept silent.

Ye Qiushuang was greeting the host's house and explaining his intentions, and the guy had already walked into the house by himself.

As soon as you walk in, you will see a courtyard planted with flowers and fruit trees, surrounded by walls on both sides, and then you will enter the houses.

When Ye Qiushuang walked into the house after being polite, the guy who came first had already swiped his fingers and circled a set of mahogany furniture in the house, and took care of it, this action was really fast enough.

When the man saw Zhao Tianming and Ye Qiushuang coming in, his face was a little serious, and he glared at them warningly, telling them not to talk nonsense, as if he was afraid that they were too young and didn't understand the rules.

Ye Qiushuang pursed his lips, didn't say anything, and turned around disdainfully to observe the other things in the room.

"Two descendants, do you have anything to look at? My set of mahogany furniture is very good, it is left by my ancestors. ”

In this big room, there were only two middle-aged men and women, and they didn't see anyone else, they looked a little cold, and it was the woman who spoke, and she naturally had her own little calculations, planning to lead the two tigers to fight.

"Mrs. Wu, you're a little out of order, aren't you? The man in the suit spoke, his tone extremely dissatisfied.

"Why did I sell it to you? I haven't even gotten the money yet! Naturally, it's fair competition, and besides, who knows if you cheated me on the price?" the woman was not easy to bully, and said very directly.

I'm not a charity, so how can I do business if I don't cheat you? However, the man in the suit wisely kept his mouth shut, and when it developed into a shrew scolding the street, he didn't think about anything.

When he saw that Zhao Tianming and the two were not interested, he breathed a sigh of relief, and the two sides reached a tacit understanding temporarily.

Ye Qiushuang was actually a little unwilling, she could see that the mahogany furniture was an antique, or made of sour branch wood, which was difficult to encounter on the market.

But she didn't raise the bar, and finally gave up, everyone raised the price to each other, and in the end she was sure that she couldn't do any business, she only blamed herself for not having a thick skin, and she broke in without saying hello.

Seeing that he was wearing a suit and looking sven, who knew that he was so insidious and had a bad stomach.

The man in the suit was trading, and his hands were not idle, and he picked up a cardboard box in the corner, with a small half box of ink ingots on it, and then, bending down and quickly picking up the scattered ones, he must have looked good when he came in.

Only then did Ye Qiushuang notice the ink ingot on the ground, with the words "Huizhou Xiucheng Hu Kaiwen Producer" on it.

Hu Kaiwen, she has naturally heard of it, one of the four masters of the four ink industries in Huizhou in the Qing Dynasty, and Cao Sugong, Wang Jinsheng, and Wang Jie'an. Moreover, it has been passed down to this day, and has won various honorary awards, and is famous.

When Hu Kaiwen was a teenager, he worked as an apprentice in Wang Qimao's ink shop in Xiuning, Huizhou, and was deeply respected by the boss. Later, he also married Wang Qimao's only daughter as his wife, and inherited the ink shop of his father-in-law's old man, which can be described as a winner in life.

However, you would be wrong to think that he got it empty-handed, and before that, he had been running around all kinds of ways to save money for the startup.

Wang Qimao's ink shop also closed down, and he just took it down. It can be said that in addition to the skills taught by the master, the back half of the country is all worked hard by him.

In order to create high-quality products, he selected the best products in the old ink mold, spared no expense to buy high-quality raw materials, hired good workers to carve and mold ink, and took the middle two words of the "Tiankai Wenyuan" gold plaque of the Confucius Temple in Huizhou Mansion, crowned with his surname, and played the store number of "Hu Kaiwen Mozhuang", and took the lead in the competition of Huizhou Mo family, and laid a family business.

This ink ingot looks like ancient ink, not produced in modern times, although it can't be compared with that set of mahogany furniture, but it is also valuable, how can there be a reason to miss it?

Ye Qiushuang glanced around, his eyes were quick, and he picked up a piece not far from his feet, and dangled it in front of Zhao Tianming's eyes as if showing off.

The man in the suit naturally noticed her movements, and when he saw the words "Cangpei Room Supervisor" on the ink ingot, he suddenly felt like his wife had died. That's tribute ink, and my box of things is estimated to be incomparable to the value of that piece of ink.

However, although the man in the suit had a gloomy face and a precedent in front of him, he did not say a word. Besides, that piece of ink is at someone's feet, and when they pick it up, it seems to be a matter of course, and they only blame themselves for their bad luck.

Cangpei room ink, Zhao Tianming has also heard of it, it is Hu Kaiwen's hall name specializing in the manufacture of tribute ink.

"Cang Pei Room" is one of the most respected brands in Hui ink, and it is also one of the long-lasting Zhaitang numbers in the Qing Dynasty ink industry, and it is a symbol of Hu Kaiwen's exquisite quality and craftsmanship.

During the Yongqian period of the Qing Dynasty, every year the palace office had to go to Huizhou to purchase tribute ink, and the "Cang Pei Room" was a special ink-making hall number for Gong Mo, and it was also a special brand of Gong Mo.

There is a Qing generation, Hu Kaiwen ink shop tribute ink, basically in the name of "Cang Pei room" tribute.

Whether the brand "Cang Pei Room" was created by Hu Kaiwen or inherited from his father-in-law has been said differently.

However, even if it is inherited from his father-in-law, it is just a name, and being able to get the royal business list must be due to Hu Kaiwen's ability and skills.

The host is not stupid, seeing the two of them picking up treasures and taking things in their hands, they were immediately alert: "Girl, you have to make it clear, what is the origin of this thing? ”

"Auntie, you are so shrewd, how can I get you? This is an ancient ink ingot, used for writing. ”

Ye Qiushuang called her aunt, she was very smooth, and she didn't look at it, she was only a few years older than her.

"What about you? It's obviously different from the others. "The woman has the look of a fool of me.

"My piece is Gongmo, that is, for the court. However, these are all things of the Qing Dynasty, and there are many that have been handed down, and they are not unusual treasures. ”

"How can the things used by the emperor not be unusual? You don't want to lie to me, do you?"

The woman looked incredulous, and her husband stood aside, saying nothing.

As for the man in the suit, he adhered to the spirit of "silence is golden", and never opened his mouth from the beginning to the end, waiting for Ye Qiushuang to be a villain.

"Auntie, what the court uses is not necessarily for the emperor, there are many places where the palace needs to use ink, and there are some that will also be rewarded to the ministers. In addition, the tribute ink of the Qing Dynasty is very common, and it is only worth a little during the Kangxi period. And the name of 'Cang Pei Room' was only established during the Qianlong period. ”