Zhou Rui likes this red envelope very much.

This thing is something that money can't buy.

Some people say that there is something that money can’t buy?

have!

Some people, if you have money, I just won’t sell it to you.

For example, the embroidery in Zhou Rui's hand is extremely exquisite.

Extensive length.

This is hard to see in the market.

The market circulating is ordinary or high-quality.

A real good thing, you not only need to have money, but also have status.

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The tenth ordinary red envelope is a bottle of men's perfume.

However, Zhou Rui has no habit of spraying perfume.

Therefore, this bottle of perfume is useless to Zhou Rui.

The eleventh ordinary red envelope was obtained by Zhou Rui in an antique store.

It's an antique.

It is a bronze ware, a gold, silver and bronze tripod from the Warring States Period.

The cauldron cover is combined into one, forming a flat spherical shape; the cover is a arch top, with a small ring in the middle, and next to it is a pair of symmetrical gilded toads; the mother and child are inwardly retracted, bulging belly, three-hoof-shaped feet, square ears on it, and hollow short cylindrical upturned short tube flow between the two ears.

The whole body of the tripod is made of bronze, and the outer layer is decorated with gold and silver. The top, edge, flow and ears of the cover are all incorrect gold and silver triangle patterns. The middle and belly of the cover are decorated with silver petals and silver as the core, and the tripod feet are decorated with triangle cloud patterns. The copper tripod is small and exquisite in shape, and the patterns are symmetrical and harmonious, which can be described as an exquisite handicraft.

This tripod is made of a cover and a utensil to form a flat spherical shape with three hoof feet.

There is a bunch of buttons in the middle of the cover, and there is a pair of symmetrical gilt toads next to it. There is a rare short tube flow on one side of the mouth of the tripod, and both sides are clavicles.
Chapter completed!