Back to the 60s: The Struggle Career of a Charmed Wife

Feng Qingxue pretended to be surprised. She had already pulled down her scarf, showing her true face.

"My family is short of food stamps, cloth stamps, and industrial coupons. Not only my family, but our village is in short supply. If I can bring some home, my father-in-law and my man will definitely not scold me for not finding relatives. Rather than giving me leave, The tickets and money are all affordable to the relatives at the address. I have my baby’s tuition for the coming year and food stamps. Maybe I can buy my baby new clothes for the New Year.”

Aunt Qin thought there was a way, and said with a smile: "Yes, that's the truth. Otherwise, if you bring so much back, you will be tired and hard to explain, and maybe you will break eggs on the way. Girl, I won't cheat you, you sell bacon and sausages Give me the money, one dollar and a pound, compared with the price in the store, how about I give you five pounds of food stamps and five industrial coupons? "

At the end of the year, the price of these things on the black market has doubled.

"I want it too, I want it too, my daughter. I have to save up my industrial stamps to buy a sewing machine, but I can give you ten pounds of food stamps." Aunt An said immediately. Her eldest son is a miner, and her second son works in a coal factory. The monthly supply is forty-five pounds, and food stamps are not money, so the savings come out. The other party has to pay for food with food stamps.

Feng Qingxue said at a loss: "I don't have a scale."

Aunt An hurriedly said: "I have it at home, I'll go get it and bring a basket to put things in."

The other two also took advantage of the situation to go home to pick up the utensils and money receipts. After a while, the three of them brought three or four middle-aged and elderly women. They were all smiling and obviously came for the New Year's goods. They lowered their voices and did not dare to speak loudly. Noisy.

Feng Qingxue readily followed Aunt Qin's instructions and priced the bacon, sausage, air-dried chicken, and duck. They were all one dollar and a half, excluding tickets. Compared with fresh meat, bacon, sausage, air-dried chicken, and duck had no moisture, and the loss was high. The money was not high at all, but the eggs were six cents each, and they quickly divided them up.

For the two large baskets of goods, Feng Qingxue received a total of eighty-six yuan. This was the result of all the small changes being wiped out by her. In addition, she received thirty-seven kilograms of local food stamps, twenty-three industrial coupons, and a seven-foot coupon. Cloth stamps and one and a half pounds of candy stamps.

Aunt Qin kept her promise and gave her half a pack of sugar, and she also wiped out a fraction of Aunt Qin's one and eight cents.

Feng Qingxue followed suit, changed into a coat, and walked around the flour mill that was far away from the coal factory. She exchanged more than 100 yuan and a bunch of tickets from the workers' families, and finally went to waste collection. Within the area of ​​the station, she found a few good deals, exchanging old items for fine grains and wax goods. It was up to her to decide how many old items could be exchanged for.

At this time, who doesn’t have some old items? It’s close to the scrap collection station. Who hasn’t collected some usable old objects from there?

After more than ten years of study, and with the antiques in the space for her to observe, Feng Qingxue's eyesight has long been developed. More than ten kilograms of flour, rice, dried noodles and bacon were exchanged for three or four good things that will be valuable in the future. The rest It's very ordinary.

The old woman with little feet took away the last bit of white flour in her hand and pointed to the door of Deng Nan's ex-wife's house in the distance, and whispered: "They have a lot of old things in their house, and the daughter-in-law they married is Zhang Rong, the daughter-in-law of the former big landowner Deng's family. , everyone knows that before she reported Deng Nan, she had secretly hid many belongings of the Deng family, and because she reported meritoriously, her own dowry and commonly used things were not confiscated. Many of the dowry were given to her by the Deng family back then. With the betrothal gift, my life has been comfortable these years.”