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Li Mo'er put the cassette tape into the tape recorder, listened to a few songs, and felt they were just so-so. There was nothing particularly amazing about them, and some songs, Li Mo'er didn't even want to listen to after seeing the song titles.

She put a dozen or so cassette tapes into her bag and said, "Director Hong, in my opinion, the quality of these companies' tapes is just so-so. They won't have much impact on our tapes, so we don't need to worry about them. No matter how much they sell them for, our prices will remain the same!"

Factory Director Hong nodded and said, "Boss, I understand. And boss, this computer is really a great thing. I can chat with your third uncle and those singers right here."

Li Mo'er slapped her forehead, and with a thought, the mobile phone in her spatial storage appeared in her bag. She had kept it in her spatial storage ever since she got it, and had completely forgotten about it.

She said to Director Hong, "This thing is like a telephone, except you can make calls anywhere. I got one from the tape factory."

This mobile phone was similar to future cell phones, except that it was a satellite phone developed by the state, so it was not affected by geographical location. Even in the North and South Poles, as long as the phone had power, it could make calls!

Factory Director Hong took the mobile phone and fiddled with it for a while, clearly enjoying it.

After inquiring about the production and sales of the cassette tapes from Factory Director Hong, Li Mo'er drove to the zoo.

Over the past six months, Li Mo'er has frequently come to check on the animals and secretly adds some spiritual spring water to their tanks.

The animals were incredibly excited when they saw Li Mo'er arrive. Even the zoo staff were baffled as to why the animals acted like they were on steroids as soon as Li Mo'er came, jumping around and drinking water like crazy.

After visiting all the zoo areas, Li Mo'er went to her third uncle's office. Her third uncle was on the phone contacting other wildlife parks to discuss introducing two types of animals that were not currently in the zoo.

Seeing Li Mo'er arrive, he gestured for her to sit on the sofa and wait for him for a while.

Five minutes later, Li Zhihe finally hung up the phone.

Li Zhihe looked up at Li Mo'er and said, "My dear niece, what brings you here today?"

Li Mo'er took out a mobile phone from her bag and said, "I'm giving you this so that Uncle can contact me no matter where I go!"

When Li Zhihe saw the mobile phone in Li Mo'er's hand, his eyes immediately lit up.

He had known about Li Mo'er's phone number for a long time; it allowed him to make calls from anywhere. He had long wanted one himself, but only a select few were qualified to have it. Now that his niece had given him one, how could he not be happy?

After chatting with her third uncle for a while, Li Mo'er got up to say goodbye and drove to the museum.

The antiques on display in museums today date back to the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty.

Li Mo'er didn't have many antiques from this period, only seven or eight hundred pieces. She used Tongzhi period pieces to make up the rest.

Therefore, the exhibits from this period can be said to cover both periods.

After wandering around the exhibition hall, Li Mo'er went to her senior brother Zhao Jianwu's office.

My senior brother has changed a lot since I first met him. He used to be tall and thin, like a telephone pole, but now he is tall and strong, weighing a good 170 or 180 pounds.

Li Mo'er took out her mobile phone and gave it to her senior brother, but he wasn't as excited as her third uncle. Li Mo'er thought about it and realized he was right; her senior brother was like a bookworm, always carrying a book, whether in a museum or at home.

His hobbies are reading, appraising antiques, and maintaining antiques; he has little interest in anything else.

The senior brother and Li Mo'er didn't have much to talk about, so to avoid an awkward situation, he went out and called his wife.

The senior brother's wife revered Li Mo'er like a goddess and was grateful to her from the bottom of her heart. It can be said that without Li Mo'er's timely help, it would be unknown whether the three of them could have survived that winter.

When her senior's wife, Chang Lijuan, saw Li Mo'er, she ran over happily and grabbed Li Mo'er's little hand, showering her with concern and care.

She then took out a sweater from the closet and said, "Your sister-in-law knitted you a sweater. Don't mind it!"