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Zhou Bingkun wandered around the streets of Changchun's black market. Most people were selling items. There was no other way. In this era, everyone was short of food and clothing. Taking those items that were not needed temporarily and exchanging them for the urgently needed items that could improve their current lives was the "kingly way" at the moment. This black market that could solve people's various needs was a "paradise".

Zhou Bingkun would squat down from time to time, and when he saw those rare old items, he would pick them up and examine them carefully. They all seemed to be old items of some age or even had a history. He looked very envious and wanted to collect them all. However, as he was a half-grown child, it was really not easy for him to communicate and develop ideas.

At this time, Zhou Bingkun saw a Xuande incense burner and squatted down to pick it up for a closer look. The old man who had only one Xuande incense burner on the stall was very impatient and immediately said, "You are an eight or nine-year-old kid, why are you joining in the fun here? Where are your parents? Don't you care?"

Zhou Bingkun reached into his pocket and took out a few Yuan Datou coins from the storage space of the space-time router system. He jingled them in his hand and pretended not to understand anything. He opened his mouth and said, "This incense burner is very beautiful. My mother likes to burn incense and worship Buddha. She should like this incense burner. How much does it cost? Can I use these dollars to buy your incense burner?"

The old man said: "This incense burner has been in our family for several generations. I'm not selling it for money. My kids are hungry. I want to exchange it for 300 kilograms of coarse grains or grains. If you have grain, you can ask your parents to come and exchange it!"

Zhou Bingkun used mind reading to read the old man's mind, and heard the old man's inner voice and said: "People say 'teenagers, they eat me out of money'! This does not mean that a teenager eats half the amount of a grown man, but that a teenager definitely eats more than a grown man! But I have six teenagers in my family! Poor my kids, the oldest is 17 and the youngest is only 6. They are all teenagers who are growing physically and are always hungry! This worries me to death! If it were not for these six kids, I would never sell this old item passed down from my ancestors!"

Zhou Bingkun thought for a moment and said, "I do have some food at home. You should borrow a cart first to transport it. I'll come and take you to load the food later!"

When the old man heard that there was food, he was so happy that he went to borrow a car happily.

Zhou Bingkun strolled around the area and found a dilapidated courtyard with no one living in it. He took out six bags of grains weighing about 360 kilograms from the system storage space (these grains were military rations collected by Liu Yuan at different time periods) and placed them in the kang hole in the house.

Then he went to the place where the old man set up his stall in the black market and waited for him to pull a cart over, and then they went to the small courtyard together.

Zhou Bingkun used bewitching techniques to deceive the old man, making him believe that this was his home and that his parents were present. He then asked the old man to pack six bags of grain, two bags of cornmeal, two bags of soybeans, and two bags of flour, weighing a total of more than 350 kilograms. The honest and simple old man was so happy that he couldn't stop smiling.

The old man happily handed the Xuande incense burner to Zhou Bingkun, saying that he had an identical incense burner at home and could exchange it if he could raise more food.

Zhou Bingkun took the Xuande furnace and immediately agreed with the old man's opinion. Both parties agreed to exchange it on Sunday afternoon.

Xuande furnace is a copper incense burner designed and supervised by Emperor Xuanzong Zhu Zhanji in the third year of Emperor Xuande of the Ming Dynasty. It is referred to as "Xuande furnace". Xuande furnace is the first copperware in Chinese history to be cast using wind-milled copper.

In 2003, the famous collector Mr. Wang Shixiang auctioned a Xuande furnace that was exactly the same as the one Zhou Bingkun had just exchanged at China Guardian Auctions for 1179.2 million yuan, which triggered a collection craze for Xuande furnaces.