Fisherwoman: After my divorce, I became rich by fishing at sea

Fu Wan went straight to the point, which shocked Bai Qianzhou so much that he almost spilled the water when he poured it for her.

"what?"

"The chief has been in the capital these days. Awan, do you want to wait until he comes back?"

Bai Qianzhou pushed the warm water in front of Fu Wan.

Fu Wan shook her head, "I have to go to Shanghai to attend a trade fair in two days, so I trust you and Aning here.

Aning has been so busy lately that I haven't been around much. When Chief Sun comes back, please help me pass the things to him!"

Having said that, Fu Wan remembered something and took out the cloth roll from the cloth bag.

"I also picked this up underwater, but I think it suits you very well."

"suit me?"

Bai Qianzhou couldn't help feeling confused, so Fu Wan placed the gray ball of cloth in front of Bai Qianzhou.

"Open it and take a look."

Bai Qianzhou hesitated, then opened the drawer and took out a pair of gloves.

He didn't know what was hidden in this plain cloth, but seeing Fu Wan's cautious look, and thinking about the treasures such as jade seals that Fu Wan had fished out of the sea before, he felt relieved.

He was worried that if he opened it directly, he would dirty the things inside.

After putting on the gloves, Bai Qianzhou untied the rope buckle on the cloth bag without thinking, and then spread out the roll of gray cloth.

Even though he was mentally prepared, he was still shocked by the row of glittering golden needles and his eyes widened.

Bai Qianzhou stood up quickly and pointed at the golden needle on the table and looked at Fu Wan.

"This...did you fish this out from the bottom of the sea?"

"Yeah. Do you like it?"

Fu Wan nodded. To be honest, this was the second time she saw Bai Qianzhou lose his composure like this. Look, he even stuttered when he spoke!

"I like it, how can I not like it!"

Bai Qianzhou rarely showed a look of ecstasy on his face. He learned some Chinese medicine before studying abroad, and also studied acupuncture after returning to China.

But most people who learn acupuncture, or most doctors who practice acupuncture, would at best use silver needles, but Fu Wan actually got a pair of gold needles!

It wasn't that he was greedy and disdained silver needles, but rather that gold needles were much more effective in acupuncture than silver needles. This was because gold was far superior to silver in terms of flexibility, precision, and corrosion resistance.

Since the Tang Dynasty, acupuncture in my country has been widely spread abroad. There is even a pair of gold acupuncture needles from the Tang Dynasty on the list of national treasures of an island country in later generations.

Bai Qianzhou excitedly told Fu Wan the history of golden needles. In fact, as the birthplace of traditional Chinese medicine, there were many golden needles in my country's history. However, due to the unbearable war era, most of the golden needles were looted and have been lost ever since.

Doctors also want to use gold needles to treat patients, but these days, let alone gold needles, even golden hair is hard to find!

Bai Qianzhou carefully took out a golden needle. Fu Wan had only opened it and looked at it before, but hadn't pulled it out. Now, she realized that the golden needle was over ten centimeters long.

Oh my god, if this gets stuck in my flesh, won’t it be excruciatingly painful?!

Fu Wan got goosebumps all over her body, but Bai Qianzhou looked at the golden needle in his hand for a long time, then took out a magnifying glass from the drawer.

"Awan, look!"

Upon hearing this, Fu Wan hurried over. Under the magnifying glass, the golden needle was magnified several times.

On the handle of the golden needle, there were five characters engraved: "Supervisory Producer of the Imperial Hospital" and a string of characters next to it. Fu Wan couldn't help but ask, "What does this say?"

"This is Manchu, and it also means the Imperial Hospital supervised it."

Bai Qianzhou explained, carefully inserting the golden needle back into its place, then looked at Fu Wan with an apologetic look and said, "Awan, I can't accept this.

You can hand it over to a Chinese medicine practitioner, where it will be more effective than in my hands."

When Fu Wan saw those five words, she knew that this thing probably couldn't be left in Bai Qianzhou's hands.

She had only thought that gold needles were suitable for doctors before, and had no idea that gold needles were so rare in traditional Chinese medicine.

But if it is handed in, let alone given to a Chinese medicine university, it will most likely end up in a museum.

"I'll talk to Commander Sun later! Let him handle this matter."

It would be a pity to put such a good golden needle in a museum. Sun Shaoping should report this to the higher authorities so that this golden needle can be put to good use.

Moreover, since the gift she had worked so hard to find had to be handed over, she had to get some benefit from it.

Thinking of this, Fu Wan felt a little embarrassed. She had already used the watch, but something went wrong with her return gift.

Bai Qianzhou saw her dilemma, and after asking Fu Wan the reason for her dilemma, he couldn't help but chuckle.

He also didn't expect that the watch he gave her would make Fu Wan always think about giving him a return gift.

However, he still held Fu Wan's hand seriously and said, "I like this gift very much. It is my luck to see the golden needle reappear in the world."

"Besides, this injection might even save a life. As a doctor, this is the best gift I can give."

Seeing that he was so serious, Fu Wan stopped worrying about it.

With the golden needle in front, Bai Qianzhou, who was reading the medical book behind him, was surprised for a moment, and then quickly accepted the fact.

That means that every time Fu Wan picks up something, it is a treasure!

Fu Wan had to go to the food factory in the afternoon, so after handing the things to Bai Qianzhou, she returned to Fujia Village.

Unexpectedly, as soon as she got home, Fu Ming brought her good news.

Su Ran has sent a letter!

Fu Ming didn't open the thick envelope, but helped Fu Wan put it away.

When Fu Wan heard the news, she didn't even have time to put down the car keys in her hand. She picked up the envelope and opened it in no time.

There was a stack of newspapers in the envelope. Fu Wan didn't have time to read it, but opened Su Ran's handwritten letter first.

Su Ran's letter said that after she went back last time, she wrote a novella about Zhao Dong's scumbag behavior. After finishing it, she sent the manuscript to her aunt who was far away in Beijing.

After her aunt received it, she read it several times, helped to polish it, and after discussing it with the newspaper leaders, began to serialize it in the Beijing newspaper.

Gossip is a Chinese trait. Su Ran's writing style is excellent, and the stories he writes are full of twists and turns. At first, few people noticed the source of this story, but after two or three issues, some people immediately realized it.

Isn’t this the story of the Zhao family in Beijing!

The capital wasn't a big city, so when people learned that the newspapers were about real people, they started talking about it. Even when they went to teahouses to drink tea and chat, their catchphrase became, "Hey, did you read the newspapers a few days ago?"

Not only was the newspaper booming, but the radio station was also busy. Su Jianshe also contributed his efforts, finding someone to connect their aunt's newspaper with the radio station.

These days, many people read newspapers and listen to tape recorders. Now, Zhao Dong has become a big name in Beijing.

Coupled with Qin Fu who added fuel to the fire, the Zhao family's business plummeted and Zhao Dong dared not even leave the house.

Fu Wan looked at him with joy in her heart. At this time, Fu Ming told her another piece of good news.

He helped Fu San deliver the goods to the county town this morning, and heard from Sun Youjin that he had a channel to buy mobile phones!

This is a gold needle from the Warring States Period that was stolen from the Zhou Dynasty Mausoleum in Jincun, Luoyang, Henan in 1990. It later ended up overseas and was auctioned in London in 2003.