Tang Dayang put down the water ladle and took off his shoes. The toes were untied and stitched together, like a few centipedes stacked on top of each other: "Tang Daqin, don't be fooled. It's harder to make money in this world than to eat shit. Run away." You only earn a piece of gold in one day, and you, a little girl, beg all day long, how much money can you make?"
"Brother, why are you such a coward? I've told you that everything is true. If you don't believe me, just look at it. This is just a piece of silver dollar. How can I lie to you?"
After saying that, the woman counted out five ocean dollars from her pocket, holding the silver dollar in her hand, causing the bells to jingle.
Tang Dayang's eyes widened when he heard the noise. He quickly grabbed the silver dollar and blew it to his ear. He was sure it was real gold and silver, but he became confused. Nowadays, prices in Xijing City have skyrocketed. Even if you have a lot of effort, the owner may not be willing to give you money. A girl like her can't wait for a day. It's not normal to say anything after taking back five oceans.
Unless she did something bad to get so much money for nothing.
Tang Dayang wanted to understand this, his eyes changed from curiosity to seriousness, and he picked up the broom beside him. Seeing that his brother was about to hit her, the woman quickly ran away and the brother and sister ran around the yard, chasing each other and cursing.
"Tang Daqin, when you came back, the village master said that you didn't go to class again, and you kidnapped these children and girls. You went crazy outside for a day. Did you leave just to do something blind?"
"What do you mean by doing stupid things? Well, this is just to make money."
Tang Daqin was very dissatisfied with this statement, turned her head and kept talking back, and was afraid that her brother would really hit her, so she ran around like a rabbit and talked.
"You are at the age where you can learn to read. If you don't know how to read, go and do stupid things. You can earn some money by playing ball. I will beat you to death~~"
After saying that, he picked up the broom and walked faster. He had been running rickshaws for so many years, but he couldn't outrun his own sister. He just didn't want to really fight her. Now that he saw that she was in trouble, he caught up with her.
"Brother, brother, I'm wrong, I'm wrong, I'll go to class tomorrow, don't hit me."
The arrow was on the string and had to be fired. Tang Dayang knew that if he didn't prune the branches of his sister, there would be no way he could do it. He raised the broom and was about to hit the girl down. When the woman broke free, the ocean in her pocket fell to the ground, like rain. It seemed like there were more than twenty missing.
Tang Dayang was frugal and could save more than twenty yuan a year. His girl actually brought so much money back from outside in less than a day. He was shocked and frightened, and his hands suddenly lost strength. The broom landed and sat on the ground with a thud.
"Ah, Tang Daqin, I get up early in the morning and drive late at night, so I expect you to learn how to read and write. You bring trouble to me while you are out there. You can earn twenty yuan a day for what you do to humiliate our ancestors."
"I, I, I have to give you a good beating today."
After saying that, he picked up the broom and wanted to beat her. Seeing that this time he was serious, Tang Daqin opened the wooden door to go out. Before he could come over, he was coaxed into the yard by a woman.
"Aunt Sui, Uncle Sui, why are you here? We happen to be having some soup. Let's have some together."
Suigu is the Shaanxi dialect, which means the youngest and last aunt.
This middle-aged woman was short, round and fat, with a simple and honest face. She took out two big oceans from her pocket and said, "Big boy, when the fifth son of the E family came back, he brought back two big oceans and asked us to beat him up. To tell the truth, I paid this money at the bell tower~"
She tilted her head and looked at the silver dollars on the ground, frowning: "Well, it's not just that. She got more than 20 yuan. She couldn't have stolen it from someone, right?"
"How is that possible? This is earned from selling candied haws on a stick." Tang Daqin continued to quibble.
"Selling candied haws, your candied haws are made of gold and jade, so valuable, and you can get so much money back. If you don't tell the truth, I'll give you a real slap."
Tang Dayang picked up all the silver coins on the ground: "Whose family does this thing belong to?"
Before he finished speaking, Tang Daqin ducked out and disappeared in a blink of an eye. Tang Dayang took the silver dollar and sighed: "Put it away first and see if anyone comes to collect it. I guess The children and women who followed her also got some, fifty or sixty dollars, anyone who lost that much money would have to find it."
"This woman is so careless, running around like a child..."
While they were talking, Tang Daqin had already run out of the refugee area and sneaked to the entrance of the village. She pulled out a few sticks from the firewood pile and took out the baggage inside. She saw some strange things lying in the sword tube. She picked it up, took a look and said: "It doesn't look new or old. It looks like an antique. Take it to the ghost market and have a look. Maybe you can deceive a few cowards."
Tang Daqin weighed these things and took a small road to the Dongmen Ghost Market. At this time, the sun had already set, and everything became gloomy. Only a few dim lanterns were lit under the walls, which made the pedestrians hurried and ghostly. Rusty.
She came to an empty space, leaned against the wall and spread out the bundle, along with the contents of the sword tube, and some earthenware pots and bowls. She deliberately lowered her voice and shouted:
"Excellent ancient antiques, black iron swords, demon catching whips, and demon mirrors. Keep them at home to ward off evil spirits. Take them with you on the road to ensure safety. Don't miss them if you pass by. You are a good boy, and they are priced at one price."
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