Compared with Cheng Wanling's conciseness that goes straight to the soul, the music written by Chu Qingyao is much more low-key and tactful. At first glance, it seems to be very rich, but when you taste it carefully, you find that there is not much content, and there are too many exaggerated exclamations similar to those of poets. .
Even in places where the emotional melody is relatively dull, it is necessary to strengthen the state and add some mourning.
Of course, this is not Chu Qingyao's problem. In fact, Peng Zhan would not have felt this way if he had not read the five-tone therapy in "The Jade Girl's Internal Classic".
Peng Zhan didn't know much about composing music, but when Chu Qingyao was playing and felt it wasn't good, he would ask her to stop and polish it repeatedly. Similarly, Cheng Wanling's music, which was high-pitched and low-key, also needed to be popularized.
Just when Peng Zhan was carefully polishing the song, Han Rubing called. On the phone, Han Rubing's voice was very depressed.
"Sister Ru Bing, you have repeatedly performed extraordinary feats, and now you are a famous figure in the police community. What else can make you unhappy?" Peng Zhan quickly teased in a low voice.
"Peng Zhan, I'm not in the mood to joke with you. Are you free? Come have a drink with me."
Being able to make Han Rubing so distressed that she wanted to drink to drown her sorrows proved that the matter was not trivial.
Peng Zhan originally planned to call her to Chu's house and use music to sort out her mood. He hesitated for a while, but did not say it out loud. Subconsciously, he still longed to be alone with her.
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Haitian Qing Bar, private room 555.
When Peng Zhan entered, a lot of wine bottles were already placed in front of Han Rubing. She was wearing casual clothes. She had a unique flavor in her slightly tipsy state.
Seeing Peng Zhan come in, Han Rubing immediately opened another bottle of red wine and handed it directly to Peng Zhan. Then she opened a bottle herself and actually wanted to brag about it with him. Peng Zhan felt that the situation was not serious.
"Sister Ru Bing, what's wrong with you? If you don't tell me clearly, I won't dare to drink with you." Peng Zhan pressed Han Rubing's hand. He didn't expect that the hand holding the gun could be so warm and soft, which made him feel trembling. A heart-pounding feeling.
For people who often wear casual clothes, wearing uniforms once in a while is a kind of temptation. Similarly, for people who have worn uniforms for a long time, suddenly wearing casual clothes can also be considered a kind of temptation. It shows the beauty of another side of them.
"Peng Zhan, why do you think I became a policeman?" Han Rubing suddenly asked Peng Zhan with a serious face.
"Of course it's to eliminate harm for the people and ensure peace." Peng Zhan quickly replied.
"I was originally a small police officer at the police station, responsible for the safety of one or two streets. Now I use your help to rise to the top. Although my position has not risen much, I will be involved in any major or important cases."
"This is a good thing. With great power comes great responsibility. Even if I don't help you, you can do it."
"Recently, there has been a phenomenon of laundering cultural relics in our Tenggui City. I have caught it, but in the end because of insufficient evidence, I had to let him go. Seeing that guy walking past me in a arrogant manner, I really wanted to kill him with one shot. ."
"What do you mean by washing cultural relics?" Peng Zhan thought he was taking out ancient cultural relics and washing them, but from what Han Rubing said, it didn't seem to be the case, so he asked quickly.
"Do you know about money laundering?" Han Rubing asked while pouring wine into his glass.
Before she could fill it up, Peng Zhan immediately grabbed it and poured it into his own cup.
"You know, it's just to launder the illegally obtained money."
"The principle of cleaning cultural relics is the same. A tomb robber steals cultural relics in China, then quietly takes them abroad, and completes some purchase procedures abroad to prove that he purchased them from a foreign auction. As long as they are not national first-class cultural relics, They can collect it openly."
"Actually, sometimes, hiding cultural relics in the hands of collectors is not necessarily worse than hiding them in museums." Peng Zhan comforted in a low voice. He was indeed telling the truth. Private collectors collect those cultural relics either as investments or as Simply like it.
Regardless of the purpose, they will provide careful care. On the other hand, those in the museum regard the preservation of cultural relics as just a job, not a love, so theft of cultural relics often occurs.
