"You girl, ha… as expected, luxury cars really are something else. They're so comfortable to sit in!" Uncle Xu had become a bit more stable since his marriage, but his excitement couldn't be hidden. "When I came back on the twenty-ninth, I heard the villagers talking, but I didn't quite believe it. Looks like you really have made a fortune."
"This car… it's not cheap, right?" Though Uncle Xu had seen a fair bit of the world, his understanding of luxury cars was still limited.
"You should recognize the logo. I won't say more. It's a Phaeton!" Xu Duo tilted her chin slightly, showing a bit of pride. After all, driving a luxury car and having no one recognize it would be quite boring. "Not many people should know about this model."
"Funny enough, I do know!" Uncle Xu sat up straight when he heard this, but quickly relaxed when he remembered it was his niece's car. "This is a low-key luxury car. A boss I used to work for had one. He kept talking about it and showing it off, so it was hard not to know. I heard it costs a lot, over a hundred thousand."
"This one's official price is 1.42 million!"
"You really spent that much?!" Uncle Xu couldn't help but exclaim.
"Alright, don't scare Aunt Xu!" Xu Duo had noticed that Aunt Xu seemed a bit uneasy, so she smiled gently and said, "I bought this second-hand, it wasn't that extravagant. By the way, Uncle, do you have a driver's license? I have a seven-seater domestic car that cost more than thirty thousand. You can use it when you get there."
"I do, I've had my license for four or five years, back when it was trendy to get one. A thirty-thousand-dollar car? No problem driving that." Uncle Xu didn't hesitate to accept, especially since the car was affordable. "If you asked me to drive this one, I really wouldn't dare."
"It's just a car!" Xu Duo said casually, but inside she understood the mindset of those from lower-income backgrounds, as she had once been the same.
The two of them chatted back and forth, with Aunt Xu occasionally chiming in, though for the most part, she just listened quietly.
Time passed quickly, and over three hours later, they arrived at a community not far from Huashenbei. The rented apartment was over 150 square meters, with four bedrooms and two living rooms. It was spacious enough to accommodate not just two more people, but even five or six.
After dropping off their luggage, Xu Duo immediately took her uncle and aunt to Haibei Village to familiarize them with the area. They would stay there for now, as the apartment needed some tidying up.
Night fell, and the day came to an end.
The next day, the renovation project officially began. Huashenbei had opened on the eighth day of the New Year, and now, two days later, with some additional time accumulated before the New Year, the harvest was looking promising.
As expected, the first stop was the fourth floor of Feiyang Building, at He Dong's display case.
"Brother Dong…"
"You girl, I called you during the New Year to ask when you were coming, but you didn't give me a clear answer!" He Dong joked with a smile, then gestured, "Look… my display case is big, but I still had to pile a lot of goods in here. Now, the aisle's full, and I've had to move some of my own stuff to the factory. Most of this is your stuff."
To say it was "piled" was no exaggeration. Boxes were stacked on top of boxes, some even three layers high. There was still some space to stack a few more boxes, but He Dong dared not do so, as these were all scrap screens. He was worried they might break under the weight, causing trouble.
"Long time no see, just wanted to stay a few more days!" Xu Duo said casually, then immediately got down to business. "Oh, quite a few!"
"Don't joke. Every box is packed full. To save time, I put in a lot of effort to organize them." He Dong pointed to the boxes and gave a number. "In total, there are 18 boxes, with 113,000 scrap screens!"
"Oh, by the way, I need to tell you, there won't be this much inventory in the future for a couple of reasons. First, there are quite a few scrap screens in the market, but most are broken ones that can be repaired, so the numbers will always be limited. The ones people discarded before the New Year have already been cleared out. But generally speaking, some people regularly process their stock. The batch before and after the New Year was probably their stockpile."
"The second reason, well, it's a bit of hearsay, but I've heard some people are collecting scrap screens. Not sure if they're doing it like you, for recycling materials, or if they have other plans. Maybe someone is researching how to turn scrap screens into something valuable. Either way, they're stocking up early. If it doesn't work out, they might sell to me, and I'll pass them to you. That way, they won't make a loss." He Dong shared what he had heard, combining it with his analysis.
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