The female supporting role who was deprived of the koi luck in the chronicle

After hearing this, Han Bomin understood instantly.

Yesterday I went to Xu's house to pay New Year's greetings to my father-in-law and mother-in-law, and my mother-in-law gave a general introduction about Su Qian's adoptive father.

Said that her adoptive father wanted to kill Su Xi, Su Qian went to the capital and sent her adoptive father to prison.

Han Bomin couldn't believe it. He knew that Susie's adoptive father was a high-ranking official, and that a little girl like Susie could accomplish such a big thing.

He also knew that other people's help must be indispensable for this matter, and his uncle must have contributed to it, but he didn't expect that there would be others.

Han Bomin didn't know what Liao Zhenyuan was capable of, but Su Qian was no longer an ordinary person in Han Bomin's heart.Su Qian personally brought him to the door, and emphasized the relationship between Liao Zhenyuan and her. Han Bomin immediately understood that he must help with this favor!

Han Bomin thought for a while and said, "Okay, since it's Qianqian's year-end friend, I have to help with this."

"I originally planned to take a salesman in the factory who can speak very well, and he can help with business negotiations."

He pondered for a moment, "Then we won't take him with us. It's not good to report too many people, so just report the names of the three of us."

"However, whether it can be approved by the Exit-Entry Administration Bureau is not up to me."

That's what Han Bomin said. In fact, he didn't plan to bring any salesmen there at all. Bringing Susie would already cost a lot of travel expenses. If there is one more person, the cost would be really too high.

He said this to show that he had made a certain sacrifice in this matter.

If it is easy to do things for others, they may not appreciate it.

The more difficult things are, the more difficult it is to handle, and the more favors will become when things are finally done.

Han Bomin's ability to be the factory manager not only has a high level of education, but he also has a good understanding of the world.

Uncle Liao is also a good person, and hurriedly said: "Thank you, Director Han, whether this matter is approved by the Exit-Entry Administration Bureau or not, I will be grateful."

Susie is also proficient in these routines, and said with a smile: "Thank you uncle."

She also took the favor of her uncle.

Only then did Han Bomin say: "By the way, I forgot to mention that a few one-inch photos are required to apply for a passport."

Su Qian said: "Then I'll see if the photo studio is open later. If it's open, I'll go take pictures today."

Han Bomin nodded, and they sat and chatted for a while, Su Qian and Uncle Liao got up to leave.

After the two left, Xu Zhixia closed the door, picked up the newspaper bag left by Uncle Liao on the table and opened it, "Ah, I took a pair of peony cigarettes, it costs four or five yuan."

Xu Zhixia said something, took the cigarettes into the house, and put them in the cabinet.

Since the 29th of the twelfth lunar month, people from their family have been coming to pay New Year's greetings, and there are almost no more gifts in the cabinet.

Susie and Uncle Liao came out of the food factory and went to the photo studio.

There is a Red Star photo studio in Sibei County, not too far from the food station, next to the movie theater.

The two went over and saw that the photo studios were open, so they went in to take pictures.

The photo can't be taken right now, it will have to wait a few days for it to be developed.

The person in the photo studio issued a ticket and said, "I'll use this ticket to get the photo in a few days."

Coming out of the photo studio, Uncle Liao said, "I'll go to Liu Zi's house, will you go?"

Susie shook her head, "I still have something to do, you can go."

She planned to visit the waste collection station, and she was about to go to Hong Kong City. She wanted to see if she could pick up any leaks, and she wanted to exchange some money.

On the way, Susie inquired with someone, and soon found the waste collection station in Sibei County.

The waste collection station here is relatively remote, larger than the one in Qingshi Town, with a three-bay facade, and the inside is also very deep, full of all kinds of waste.

Susie walked to the door and saw an old man packing things inside. She walked over and said, "Master, I want to buy a few books. How much is a book here?"

The uncle took a look at Susie, "One dime a book, the books are all piled up there, you can find them yourself."

"But if you get messed up, I'll make it right."

Susie nodded, "Okay, thank you sir."

Susie walked to the place pointed by the uncle, and there were many books and newspapers piled up here.

Susie searched carefully, but there was no letter or anything. She was a little disappointed. She mainly wanted to find some rare stamps, and it seemed that they were not so easy to find.

She simply chose a few thread-bound books from the pile of books.

The pages of these books are yellowed and they look very old. Susie doesn't know what kind of books they are. They are all in traditional Chinese characters, and they are vertically formatted from left to right. She didn't look carefully, anyway, it's a dime One book, it doesn't matter.

Susie got up and was about to go to the broken copper and iron to have a look, when she suddenly saw a scroll thrown on the ground.

She squatted down and untied the rope that tied the scroll.

Then unfold the scroll on the ground, it is a Chinese painting.

The painting paper is yellowed, the main body of the painting is a stone, and a dead tree next to the stone. The whole painting has no color, just monotonous black lines.

There are many red seals on both sides of the painting, and a large inscription on the left.

Susie couldn't understand the painting, she just thought the composition was good, and she couldn't tell what was good or bad, but the words on it were really well written.

I can't tell what's good about it, but it's pretty, with chic and beautiful handwriting.

Susie tried hard to distinguish for a long time, but she couldn't recognize any of the words on the seals. There were a few words at the end, whether it was signed by the artist, she couldn't recognize those words either.

However, Susie estimated that there are so many seals on it, which should be left by the former collectors of the painting. So many people stamped it, which shows that this painting is not simple.

Good stuff for sure.

Susie rolled up the painting as it was, and tied it with a twine.

She took two books and a scroll and asked the uncle, "How much is the total?"

The uncle's eyes fell on the scroll, "Hey, why is there such a thing?"

He stretched out his hand, "Let me see what it is?"

Susie had no choice but to hand him the scroll.

She sighed in her heart, probably the uncle would be reluctant to sell it to her after reading such a good word.

The old man held it in his hand and opened it. Yellowed paper, monotonous stone and dead wood came into his eyes.

The old man didn't fully unfold the scroll, and he didn't see any of the inscriptions on the leftmost side of the picture, so he shook his head at the painting, "What is this painting? I am better than this painting!"

He rolled up the scroll casually, and then returned it to Susie, "You can give me fifty cents in total."

Two books, a broken painting, and fifty cents are a net profit.

You must know that the money will not be withdrawn, and it will directly fall into his pocket.

Susie readily took out the money, and before leaving, she took a look at the pile of broken copper and iron. She didn't find anything good, so she left from the waste collection station and walked towards the station.

When she was about to walk to the cinema, Susie suddenly saw a pair of men and women coming out of the small door next to the cinema.

The woman was wearing a red plaid padded jacket with short braids. She was affectionately holding the man next to her, but immediately let go of her hand when she went out.

The man was next to her tightly, and the two whispered as they walked.