I Wore It Back After 60 Years

Chapter 1025 Exchange Standards
Chen Xiangyang was in control of the audience, so there was no one else to object to it.

He is also shrewd.

Although the main purpose is to support the army, he will not let his daughter suffer.

The current situation is that food is above all else.

Even a sack of Hetian jade is not as expensive as a sack of grain.

Two years ago, when Chen Xiangyang went on a business trip to the Northwest, he encountered locals who exchanged Hetian jade for things. Hetian jade seeds that weighed a pound only cost one pound of food stamps.

Therefore, Chen Xiangyang knows the market better than his daughter.

Girls are thin-skinned and soft-hearted, giving too much can cause disputes easily.

After Ding Guozhi listened carefully to Chen Xiangyang's words, he was flattered and hurriedly said: "Comrade Chen, you and Comrade Xing Xing will decide the exchange standard, we will have nothing to say."

Really!

He also has his own thoughts, he knows that no matter what, the other party will not treat them badly, if profit is more important than affection, how could he settle the grain, oil and cloth before checking a sack of stones.

Still such a big deal!
Fifty or sixty overseas remittance coupons can buy several thousand catties of food alone!

Li Xingxing only cared about picking up a sack of Hetian jade, her eyes glowing, and she didn't care about the exchange criteria her father had drawn up. Anyway, when Brother Xiao Xia came back, she would smuggle some out of the space and mix it in.

After a while, Chen Xiangyang said to Ding Guozhi: "We only need seed material, that is, seed jade. You don't necessarily understand stones. The grade is determined by the stars and the stars themselves. The best is suet jade, the whitest, as white as sheep. For oil, one kilogram can be exchanged for one hundred catties of grain; Ten catties, if you need cloth, oil, meat, etc., you can also exchange them at the same value."

After a pause, he added: "The food is divided into five and five parts, not all fine grains, because the supply is insufficient."

Ding Guozhi was ecstatic: "One kilogram can be exchanged for one hundred catties of grain? That's great!"

Although the whitest suet jade is rare, it is not unavailable.

He pointed to the sack and said to Li Xingxing: "Comrade Xing Xing, there is a stone weighing more than six kilograms inside. I put it at the bottom of the sack. I asked a local old man to identify it. He said it was suet jade. You can see if it is. If so, I I already knew it in my heart. It’s just that this stone has a little skin, which makes it not so white.”

Just bring some skin?
Li Xingxing's eyes widened, "Isn't it good to have skin?"

Wait, let her think about the development of Hetian jade.

Before she remembered it, Ding Guozhi laughed and said, "I don't understand it very well, but the state doesn't buy Hetian jade with skins. It needs bright and white materials, and the price with skins is lower."

Li Xingxing finally remembered.

It seems that light white seeds were indeed popular before the millennium, but the cleaner and whiter they are, the more expensive they are. After a few years, skinned ones became popular suddenly, and they said that "the seeds are red and valuable".

Thinking of this, Li Xingxing hurriedly said: "I also accept the seeds with skins, and I don't want to lower the price."

Ding Guozhi was even happier: "Really?"

"Really! A gentleman's words are hard to follow." Li Xingxing opened the sack and found the six-kilogram stone at the bottom, the light in his eyes brightened the hall, "It's really suet jade! And it's poly red skin! "

She was full of praise: "Good jade, good jade! Six hundred catties of grain, worth it!"

Ding Guozhi thought to himself, Li Xingxing is really a good person.

It was just a stone, but she actually gave six hundred catties of grain, which had to be sent back to the owner of the stone. With such grain, their poor life would be improved.

Ding Guozhi felt that Li Xingxing wanted to help them tide over the difficulties, so he found a reason to collect the stones.

(End of this chapter)