Rebirth 1975: Tore up the call-back order at the beginning

Beijing. Zhou Family!

Zhou Yang first came to the study room, where books, calligraphy and paintings are stored.

The study room, which was originally relatively spacious and empty, has now changed its appearance. The first impression it gives people is that it is crowded.

That’s right, it’s crowded!

In order to store more things, Li Youwei built several rows of wooden shelves in the study, taking up most of the space in the study.

Right now, the only things that belonged to Zhou Yang in the entire study were a desk and a chair. The sofa, coffee table and tea sets used for entertaining guests were all gone.

At this time, all kinds of ancient books, calligraphy and paintings were placed on these wooden shelves.

In order to better preserve these ancient calligraphy and paintings, Li Youwei specially asked the carpenter to build a large number of wooden boxes, all of which were made of fine hardwood.

Zhou Yang casually took out a box and saw that there was a label on the wooden box with the words "Huang Binhong" written on it, which was obviously to indicate whose work was stored in the box.

Open the box and there are three scrolls inside.

After taking out a scroll and unfolding it, a landscape painting suddenly appeared on the paper.

If you take a closer look, you will see that it is one of Huang Binhong's masterpieces, "The Giant Silk of Yandang Mountain". This painting was created by Huang Binhong in May 1931. Although it is not Huang Binhong's most valuable work, it is still quite famous.

After admiring this painting for a while, Zhou Yang opened another two scrolls. These two paintings are also Huang Binhong's masterpieces, namely "The Picture of the Great Dragon" and "The Picture of the Spectacular Iron City".

When he created these works, Huang Binhong was already in his sixties and his skills were already mature.

In addition, these paintings are all well preserved and are of great value.

Later, Zhou Yang took down several boxes next to them, with the names of Zhang Daqian, Qi Baishi, Li Keran and other masters on them.

Zhou Yang felt numb after seeing the works in these boxes. These are all modern art masters.

Even if you are not a master now, you will become a master in the future.

Among them, Qi Baishi and Zhang Daqian have the most works, each of them has more than a dozen works, many of which have been sold at auctions for sky-high prices in their previous lives.

Zhou Yang secretly calculated that the works of these masters alone would be worth billions in thirty years.

And there is a whole room full of such calligraphy and painting works. If he sells them all after the price rises, Zhou Yang doesn't know how much he can sell them for, whether it is several billion or tens of billions?

However, Zhou Yang also knew that he would most likely not sell these collections. After all, now that he had a salary from the unit and dividends from the village, there was no need to liquidate these calligraphy and paintings.

From now on, these things will belong to Bao'er and his siblings.

Of course, part of it will be handed over to the Li family's old residence when the time is right.

After staying in the study for a while, Zhou Yang went to the two rooms to the west of the main house.

Originally these two rooms were prepared for guests at home, but as more and more collections were bought, Li Youwei transformed both rooms into places to store the collections.

Just like the study, once you enter the room, there are wooden shelves painted with brown paint everywhere, just like a huge library.

However, the bookshelves in their library are filled with books, while the wooden shelves in the Zhou family are filled with various porcelain, wood carvings, jade ornaments, etc.

Zhou Yang didn't do much research on these pots and jars. Apart from blue and white porcelain, he only knew the names of a few major official kilns. Other than that, he knew nothing about them, and he couldn't tell the truth from the false.

But seeing so many collections in the house, and most of them still authentic, he couldn't help but feel happy.

The reason why he dares to say that these things are authentic is that Zhou Yang trusts his father Zhou Yawen's vision. On the other hand, these things are purchased from different places, most of which are from cultural relics stores.

The Cultural Relics Store was established with the approval of the State Administration of Cultural Heritage and relevant provincial and municipal departments. In accordance with the Cultural Relics Protection Law, it collects scattered cultural relics from the private sector through commercial means so that they can be effectively protected and provide collections and materials for museums and scientific research departments.

We also plan and selectively supply some general cultural relics to the domestic and foreign markets, with the business characteristics of exhibition, sales, collection and sale, and appreciating both refined and popular tastes, to meet the needs of the majority of cultural relic lovers.

Because it is endorsed by the state, most of the things sold there are genuine.

Of course, it is not ruled out that there are fakes, but that requires the fakes to be of particularly high quality and able to deceive the vast majority of cultural relic experts.

After all, these cultural relics must be appraised by multiple experts before being put on the shelves, so as to avoid selling national treasures as ordinary cultural relics.

There are many types of collections in the house. In addition to porcelain and jade, there are also some incense burners, snuff bottles, rubbings of inscriptions, etc., and even some traditional handicrafts with ethnic minority characteristics, totaling thousands of pieces.

This is not over yet. In addition to the main room, the wing rooms on the east and west sides of the Zhou family, except for the guest rooms reserved for Li Haiyan, Liang Xiaoshan and others, have all been converted into storage rooms.

When we came to the west wing, the first room didn't even have a place to stand. It was filled with cardboard boxes. If you look closely, they were all filled with all kinds of wine.

Mainly Moutai, but there are also other famous wines, such as Laofen Liquor, Xinghuacun and Beijing Erguotou.

The remaining rooms are also the same. They are all filled with old wine, various pills, stamps, and even leader badges...

After seeing these things at home, Zhou Yang couldn't help but be a little amazed.

Although their family has not become millionaires like other families in the village over the years, they basically have little money left after working hard for a year.

But with these cultural relics, calligraphy and paintings, his children will not have to worry about running out of money in the future, and he, the father, has reserved a way out for them.

Of course, Zhou Yang also hopes that these things will not be used in the future, but things are unpredictable, and who can guarantee that his family will not be in ruins...

After sighing for a while in his yard, he saw that the time was almost six o'clock. Then Zhou Yang locked the door and immediately rushed to the old house.

When he returned to his old house, it was already half past six. As soon as the car turned into the alley, Zhou Yang saw a Volga car parked in front of his house.

Later, Zhou Yang saw his father Zhou Yawen getting out of the car.

After his father got out of the car, he exchanged a few words with the driver before heading in. Zhou Yang immediately asked Xiao Liang to press the horn a few times.

The sudden "didi" sound indeed caught my father's attention, and he immediately stopped and looked towards the alley.

When he saw two jeeps with military plates at the entrance of the alley, he immediately walked over.

Zhou Yang also asked the driver to stop the car, got out of the car, and walked towards his father.

Seeing that his youngest son was indeed back, Zhou Yawen also had a smile on his face.

"dad!"

"When did you come back?"

Then Zhou Yawen glanced behind Zhou Yang subconsciously, and then asked again: "Is it just you, where are Xiaowei and the children?"

"Just me, they are all in Babao Liang!" Zhou Yang said.

"Oh, I thought I could see those brats!" Zhou Yawen said with some disappointment.

"After some time, when I'm done, let Xiaowei take the children back to the capital!" Zhou Yang said with a smile.

"That's great..."

With that said, the two men strode towards the house.

As soon as he entered the door, Zhou Yang saw his eldest brother Zhou Ping telling stories to a tiger-headed Barter in the yard, while his mother was demonstrating dance moves to the slightly older Qigeqi.

After seeing the two people coming in, the two little guys immediately stopped and ran towards them.

"Hello grandpa, hello second uncle..."

The two little guys have completely inherited their mother's general appearance, especially Qi Geqi, who is obviously a few months younger than Dabao and Xiaobao, but in terms of size and strength, they are much stronger than the two brats at home.

After the gifts they bought on the road were delivered to the two little guys, they returned to the house talking and laughing.

In the main room, my sister-in-law has already prepared dinner, which includes meat, milk tea, Mongolian fruits, blood sausage, meat sausage and cold dishes. It is very rich.

After seeing Zhou Yang and others come in, my sister-in-law immediately greeted everyone to sit down, then started scooping milk tea for everyone, and invited everyone to eat...

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(Mongolian milk tea - pot tea)

(Standard Mongolian meal configuration: barbecue, blood sausage, meat sausage)

(Inner Mongolia treat, standard serving style)

(Milk tea companion: fried rice, milk tofu, naipizi, butter, dried meat or hand meat)

(rack of lamb)

(roast lamb bone)

(Hotel: Mongolian Camp)

(Mongolian Camp)

(Mongolian Camp)