Feng Qingxue stretched out her hand and asked the old lady to say first, but the old lady did not refuse, and said bluntly: "Girl, you are a good girl, and I won't hide it from you." My family's life is not very easy, this time I came here for forty or fifty yuan, you see how much grain I can buy, a little fine grain, a little coarse grain, the whole family is counting on high-priced grain to save lives. ”

Listening to the wind and snow, my heart was very sour.

She respects the people of this era and feels sorry for the people of this era, because her grandparents and grandparents live in this era.

"Auntie, I'll just say it bluntly, no matter what the price of grain in the black market is, not to mention that I don't have a scale to weigh how much grain there is, so I gave you all the food I brought today, and you gave me all your money."

The wind and snow opened the back basket, revealing two bags of grain inside.

Although there is not much grain in such a cloth bag, there are more than ten catties, which adds up to more than twenty catties.

At current food prices, it is very expensive.

The old lady's tears welled up in her eyes.

Of course, she could see that she couldn't buy so much food in the basket without a hundred dollars.

"Girl, thank you, thank you......"

The old lady was so grateful that she hurriedly took out a handkerchief bag from her bosom and opened it to reveal a stack of money, a large unity with a denomination of ten yuan, and a piece of two yuan, one dime and two cents, and one cent and two cents, "This is forty-eight yuan and five cents and seven cents." ”

Feng Qingxue took the money and poured the food in his pocket into the utensils that the old lady had brought to hold the food.

The old lady also noticed the eggs and soybean oil in the back basket.

Her lips moved slightly, and finally she didn't say a word, bent over towards the wind and light snow, and hurried away with the bamboo basket on her back.

Feng Qingxue remembered the old woman who was waiting at the Red Army Bridge, and always felt that she had a temperament very similar to her grandmother, so she packed two or three bags of coarse and fine grain and returned to the Red Army Bridge.

The old woman hadn't bought food yet, and when she saw her, she came to her in three steps and two steps, "Girl......

"Let's go."

Feng Qingxue didn't ask her what price she could pay to buy food, and after the connection, she dropped this sentence and turned to leave.

After a few moments, the old woman followed in surprise.

The two met in a place where no one was paying attention, and the old woman said happily: "Girl, are you willing to exchange food for me?" ”

"What did you trade it for?" Feng Qingxue asked with a smile.

At this time, what she thought in her heart was, in the case of protecting herself, she would help one if she could, money and things were all at the bottom of the stream, who called the old man in front of her so similar to her grandmother? Seeing her was like seeing a grandmother.

The old woman reached out and pulled out a small black cloth bag the size of a palm from her sleeve and handed it to Feng Qingxue.

Feng Qingxue took the untie of the pocket in his hand, and a burst of brilliance suddenly flashed in front of him, and he found that there were two gold bracelets inside, one finger wide, tired silk technology, inlaid with rubies, and the treasure was shining, and the two were almost identical.

"Auntie......" Feng Qingxue said in surprise.

"Take it, girl, if you are willing to let me exchange things for food, I am already very affectionate." The old woman said.

Feng Qingxue hurriedly tightened her tie, "Auntie, this is too precious." ”

"No matter how valuable it is, it's a thing of the past, and now you can't eat or drink." The old woman smiled bitterly, her expression was very sad, "Girl, I don't hide it from you, although the bank buys gold to support national construction, but the bank only buys gold, and it is a pity to pick off the gems, this is the craftsmanship of the old famous craftsmen." Most importantly, I didn't dare to go to the bank. ”