The paintings and calligraphy must be sold. There is no need to choose or negotiate.

The reason is that preservation of calligraphy and painting requires preservation conditions, and their residences do not currently have such a foundation.

A wealthy family like that almost ruined these two things.

These two paintings and calligraphy have actually reached a critical stage.

Rather than holding it in their own hands and letting the calligraphy and painting become moldy and damaged, it is better to sell it to the country.

This not only allows these two things to be properly kept, but also achieves their own purposes.

This is a method that is more suitable for both the country and individuals and complements each other.

After hearing these words, Ning Weimin understood his master's thoughts.

He couldn't help but admit that what the old man said was reasonable, and he couldn't help but admire the old man's profound strategy.

After all, he is a real expert, an old man who does big business, and his thinking is a step ahead of this little boss.

But his own greed and reluctance may actually delay the two treasures in his hands and completely turn them into waste.

So what else can we do if we don’t sell it?

Sell!

Interestingly, thanks to this sale, he discovered another vast world.

Not only do I not feel that I have made a loss on the sale, I actually feel that I have gained value from the sale.

Because unintentionally, this proved what the old man warned him.

People must be diligent!

Don't worry, just to sell paintings, he walked a few more steps, but he saw the infinite scenery.

(Note 1: Wounded is a jargon term for calligraphy and painting, which refers to the texture of calligraphy and painting being damaged by insects, moisture or external friction. If the ground is damaged, it is called "broken" or "missing".)
Chapter completed!