Collect supplies, seize aircraft carriers, and travel to the seventh and fifth

Li Moer agreed as soon as he heard that. Then Brother Liu and Li Moer asked for Li Moer's address in Beijing, and the matter of the tape came to an end.

Then Brother Liu began to introduce his harvest to Li Moer: "Look, sister, this is the hand warmer that Emperor Qianlong used.

Li Moer's eyes lit up immediately, and she leaned in to take a closer look. She saw that the hand warmer had an exquisite shape, and the body of the warmer was carved with delicate patterns, with smooth lines and a lifelike appearance.

Brother Liu went on to say, "This hand warmer is made of copper and has been processed with a special process. Despite the years, it is still as bright as new. Moreover, the pattern on it symbolizes auspiciousness, making it a rare treasure." Li Moer gently stroked the hand warmer, feeling the weight of history.

Brother Liu took out another painting from his bag, unfolded it and said, "This is an authentic work of Tang Boshan. Look at the brushwork, a combination of hardness and softness, full of charm." Li Moer was amazed and couldn't bear to take his eyes away.

Brother Liu took out another fan and said, "This was used by Zhu Zhihu, who was as famous as Tang Boshan. It is also very valuable."

Brother Liu smiled and said, "Sister, these are all treasures of great value. But in the current situation, although the value of these things is not very high, I believe that as the country develops better and better, the value of these things will become higher and higher. In this industry, the water is deep. If you want to get involved, you have to learn more, read more, and think more." Li Moer nodded seriously, and became more and more fascinated by these antique calligraphy and paintings, thinking that she should collect as many as possible!

Thinking of this, she said to Brother Liu, "Brother Liu, for these grains and livestock, I'll have to trouble you to send more people to collect more of these antique calligraphy and paintings, antique furniture and other items from all over the country."

Brother Liu looked at the beautiful girl in front of him with curiosity: "You are such a young and beautiful girl, it would be great if you could sing and dance more. Why do you like those old things, and many of them are taken from underground? Tell me, what do you think?"

Li Moer looked at Brother Liu and said sincerely: "To be honest, Brother Liu, I opened a museum in Beijing, which specializes in exhibiting our Chinese antiques, calligraphy and paintings, furniture, etc."

After a pause, she continued, "This museum was built for me by the state. I didn't spend a penny. Now the museum is open. Brother Liu can go and see it when he has time."

Brother Liu was puzzled: "The country helped you build it, why?" Li Moer smiled shyly: "Because I did some things for the country, such as the zombie incident in Xiaoli Village, which I helped solve. So those are rewards from the country."

Li Moer glanced at Brother Liu again and took out her National Security Department work ID and handed it to Brother Liu: "This museum is a charity. I will sell all the exhibits, and all the profits will be donated to the Love Charity Foundation to help children who have lost their loved ones, the disabled, and the elderly who have no one to rely on."

So I hope to have more collections, so that the museum can make more profits and help more people."

Brother Liu opened the dark red booklet, looked at it carefully, his pupils suddenly shrank, and he murmured, "Deputy Director of the National Security Department!"

Brother Liu's legs trembled, and his blood pressure rose another twenty points. "Sister, sister, don't scare me. You've done so many deals with me despite your status. Don't wait until the deal is over before dragging me out for peanuts again. I, your brother, have three-month-old parents and an eighty-year-old mother!"

Li Moer burst out laughing. "What are you thinking, Brother Liu? We've been friends for several years. How could I possibly do such a thing as abandoning the donkey after it's done its work? Is that how you look at me, your sister? There's a saying that goes, 'If the water is too clear, there will be no fish.' No matter what industry it is, its existence must have its value. In the past few years, your industry was just speculation, but in a few years, isn't it just a business of buying and selling? Many people will benefit from you, making their families live a better life. It's not a big deal, don't you think?"