In the black market, there are still people who want food but not money, and food is still the top priority.

The price of grain has fallen, a gold tweezer of four or five grams can be sold for more than a dozen yuan, and a silver dollar is worth nine cents, which is lower than the purchase price of the bank, but it is not like before that several silver dollars can be exchanged for a pound of fine grain or a few catties of coarse grain.

Those jewelry jade that the bank does not accept are still as worthless as before in the black market, you can buy one piece for two yuan, and you can exchange a few catties of rice and a few catties of noodles for one, and the jewelry that is very expensive at a glance can be exchanged for one or twenty catties of coarse grain, which is slightly higher than before, and the increase is limited.

Grain can be sold for money, and it can be exchanged for everything you want, but money may not be able to buy it.

As soon as the wind and snow entered the black market, he discovered this situation.

No, it should be said that it is a rule, a well-known trading rule.

She came to the city to send things to Lu Jiang, called sending things, but in fact sending medicine.

After determining that Lu Jiang was on the battlefield, she was worried about the lack of medicine in the army, so she sorted out two large boxes of medicines, mainly Yunnan Baiyao, various anti-inflammatory drugs, bruise medicine, etc., all the medicines that could be used on the battlefield were sorted out, and even some of the chilblain ointment was prepared, which was quite complete.

When she recently looked through medical books, she found that capsules had been born a long time ago, so she also sent a lot of them this time, that is, she cut out the capsule medicine and put it into a sealed canned bottle, with a label inside and a label on the outside.

She also picked out some of the Chinese medicinal materials she had in her hand and sent them to him that could be used on the battlefield.

sent a letter to Lu Jiang, a letter to Ouyang Zijin, a letter to Division Commander Ye, a letter to Zhao Yong, and a letter to a person in charge of the army who has been stationed in the rear for a long time, no matter which person the letter falls into, I hope that they can let these medicines be transported to the front line where Lu Jiang is located with the supply team.

"Lu Jiang, Lu Jiang, I hope God blesses, these medicines can be in your hands." It was just that he knew that the medicine brought by Lu Jiang would never be used only on himself, so Feng Qingxue took great pains to send it to him again.

The peace and joy of the family are all due to the dedication of the soldiers.

She would rather take a little risk than give the soldier a hope of being alive.

After doing this, it was still early, and someone at home took care of Xibao, and also left Xibao with milk powder that was nominally sent by his comrades-in-arms, but was actually taken out of the space and usually fed to Xibao, so he went to the black market for a spin in the light snow.

If you miss this opportunity, you won't know when you'll be able to enter the city next time.

Maybe she came at the wrong time, in the first black market she entered, she didn't encounter anything good, first spent ten yuan to buy thirty catties of corn, spent two dollars to buy less than fourteen eggs, and then spent three yuan in the thrift market to buy a pair of teacups, changed to a black market, and met the old woman who left her emerald earrings ring brooch, so she exchanged thirty catties of corn with her.

Her trophies today were the earrings, rings, brooches, and teacups that went with the pendant.

However, she was also satisfied, because the food in her space was not damaged at all.

If the wind and rain are smooth, the harvest of the Wang Lou brigade has been so good, and the family has rations every year, then the food in her space will be enough to eat for one or two decades, even if it is helping others.

Because the rations are enough for them to eat, she only needs to take out chickens, ducks, eggs and other non-staple foods to supplement the nutrition of her family.