"Girl, you...... Do you have food? The old lady was speechless with excitement.

"Shhhh Li Jinfeng said.

"Good!"

Next, when waiting in line to send the letter, the old lady's eyes kept falling on Li Jinfeng, and she also had a smile on her face.

After waiting in line for a long time, it was finally Li Jinfeng's turn to send the letter, and she wrote the address of the letter on the envelope and handed it to the staff at the post office.

"Send to Jiangbei? Eight points for stamps! The staff spoke.

Li Jinfeng took eight cents from his pocket and handed it to the staff, who personally pasted a stamp on Li Jinfeng and put it in the storage box behind him.

"Hello comrade, can I buy some stamps and envelopes separately?" Li Jinfeng asked.

Li Jinfeng actually noticed when he observed before, some people came to the post office directly with stamps and envelopes, and just handed the letter to the staff.

Generally speaking, when sending a letter, the most valuable thing is the stamp, followed by the envelope.

An envelope is a penny, and a stamp is a few cents to a few cents.

Specifically, it still depends on what you send, a simple letter, a few cents.

But if you count the package, the fee is naturally more expensive.

"Yes! You go over there and buy it! The staff pointed to Li Jinfeng to a low window in the corner.

Li Jinfeng walked there and consulted, and it was really possible to buy envelopes and stamps separately.

"Comrade, are there any other stamps besides these ordinary stamps?"

Li Jinfeng knows that there is a kind of commemorative stamp, which is issued less.

It will not be reprinted, unlike the ordinary stamps that are usually sent to you.

Those who have used it will not be anymore.

"Commemorative stamps?" The staff asked.

"Yes! Yes. Li Jinfeng said.

"The commemorative stamps for the 80th anniversary of Lu Xun's birth and the stamps for the 100th anniversary of Zhan Tianyou's birth are all recent. By the way, there are a few more commemorative stamps for the TU change, how many do you want? ”

Hearing that there were so many kinds of commemorative stamps, Li Jinfeng didn't think about it, "Can you give it all to me?" How many are the 80th anniversary of Lu Xun and the 100th anniversary of Zhan Tianyou? ”

In the latter two, Li Jinfeng actually wanted to shout all, but he was afraid that there would be too many of them and scare the staff at the post office.

"That's a lot, about a hundred of each!"

"Then I'll ask for twenty each!" Li Jinfeng said.

"Are you sure?" The staff asked.

Li Jinfeng was stunned for a moment, but still nodded.

When the staff counted out the stamps one by one, she learned that there were two other faces of Zhan Tianyou's commemorative edition with a face value of eight cents and ten points.

As for the Lu Xun commemorative edition, it is all eight points.

The tu changed to 100 yuan, 200 yuan, 400 yuan, and 800 yuan, which were sold to Li Jinfeng at the price of four cents, six cents, eight cents, and ten cents, and there were just four left, which became a set.

All the stamps added up, and it cost Li Jinfeng a total of five yuan and four cents, and she bought another forty envelopes and spent four cents.

These stamps, which look ordinary now, will become fragrant and treasured in another forty or fifty years.

After putting away the stamps and envelopes she bought, Mrs. Zhou also sent a letter to her son.

The two of them tacitly agreed one after the other, went out of the post office, found a place where no one was, and talked.

"Girl, when will your food be ready?" Mrs. Zhou asked.

"You can tell me a place today, and I'll come to you with food later!" Li Jinfeng said.