Crossing 70: Fish in the Pond Have Good News

Chapter 527 Museum Opening

Huang Zhengli took the key and asked others to go into the room to pack their things first, while he followed Jiang Yu around the entire venue.

The museum covers a large area, with a 3-meter-high wall and a protective wire fence at the highest point. Jiang Yu pointed to the barbed wire and said, "It's electrified. Generally speaking, if someone wants to climb over the wall, it's not easy. Your focus should still be on the venue."

Jiang Yu took him to the museum again. "Although there are some valuable items in my museum, the number is not large. I will gradually enrich the categories of exhibits in the future, but they will mainly be handmade products. You should pay more attention to the glass exhibition stands in the corners. Expensive items are basically placed there. I will also organize the specific item introductions into a document and give it to you."

Huang Zhengli was not completely ignorant, otherwise Fu Biao would not have arranged for him to come here. He recognized many objects at a glance. If everything he saw now was authentic, then the employer's financial resources were indeed extraordinary.

But if you think about it, those who can open their own museum must have the confidence.

After the dinner ordered by Yi Chi was delivered, he came over and asked Jiang Yu, Huang Zhengli and others to go to the restaurant for dinner.

The dishes for dinner are all local specialties. No matter if you are used to them or not, since you are here, you have to try them.

"This place is not far from the city. After the car I ordered is delivered in two days, you can also drive to the city to purchase supplies. You can also buy agricultural and sideline products in the nearby villages. Yi Chi has also ordered a food delivery service for you. If you need help in your life in the future, please feel free to contact us." After dinner, Jiang Yu and Yi Chi prepared to go home. They gave some instructions at the door and made sure that Huang Zhengli and the others were ready before riding away.

It cannot be said that Jiang Yu trusts Huang Zhengli and his group. For people who do this kind of work, one must always test them before knowing whether they are reliable or not.

Besides, the things we have now cannot be lost.

However, Fu Biao's judgment of people was indeed correct. The security team patrolled in shifts and managed the museum very well.

With the help of school professors, Jiang Yu began to contact artisans in nearby provinces and cities, collecting their exquisite works and sending them to museums for display in different categories.

By chance, a group of top students in her grade also started their internship at the museum.

She was in charge of overall affairs, while a boy who was also studying under Professor Zhang like Jiang Yu was responsible for organizing the exhibits.

In the early spring of the following year, the museum officially opened to the public.

Professor Zhang invited a large group of like-minded people to come and support Jiang Yu, and professors from the History Department of F University were also invited.

Jiang Yu's friends all took time off from work to come over, and even Chen Jinghan, who was on a business trip, sent a gift to congratulate the opening.

On March 3st, the weather was clear and the warm sun hung in the blue sky. The fuse of the firecrackers was lit at the entrance of the museum, and soon they began to crackle.

Jiang Yu and Yi Chi, as the directors of the museum, stood outside the museum to receive guests.

Her classmates worked as temporary workers, moving around the venue and introducing every guest who came in to visit.

Xue Li came in holding a huge bouquet of flowers, and Fu Biao and the others also had their own gifts in their hands. What surprised Jiang Yu the most was that He Yuanchao was also there. She and Huang Ranbo were far away in the Northeast, but they came all the way to attend the opening ceremony?

Reporters saw such a lively scene and pressed the shutter button from time to time to capture it. In addition to scholars and professors, the person in charge of government culture and tourism also came with his whole family to relax at Xue Li's enthusiastic invitation.

Jiang Yu left the social activities outside to Yi Chi and took his friends directly to the office building outside the venue.

Everyone piled their gifts by the door and sat down to chat and laugh.

Jiang Yu asked He Yuanchao why he came all the way here?

"We got married two years later, and asked for leave from school to see the world. There's a saying about honeymoon or something, so we two decided to follow the new trend and join in the fun." He Yuanchao and Huang Ranbo both had cheerful smiles on their faces, and there was a hint of sweetness when their eyes met.

Xue Li was pleasantly surprised. "Getting married? Oh, why didn't you tell us earlier? Even if we can't make it to the wedding, we should at least send a gift! No, no, since you are here, you have to take our gift back."

"That's what I had in mind. I thought maybe you guys wouldn't even bother to give me any, so I might as well come and ask for it myself." He Yuanchao chuckled and stretched out his hand to ask for a gift from Xue Li, "I don't want cheap stuff."

Xue Li slapped him and said, "You're still being picky. You're married and have a family now. You've become shrewd."

Several people laughed together.

He Chongwen withdrew his gaze with envy and continued chatting with Wu Xiaoxiao.

Wu Xiaoxiao was not a fool, so she could see the dilemma of her good friend. However, love between men was indeed fraught with difficulties in the current environment. She did not dare to encourage him to rush forward regardless of the consequences. She could only hold his wrist and smile at him soothingly.

After the museum opened, Jiang Yu became known to countless people in S City as a folk collector in early spring. Due to historical influences, the locals have a somewhat petty-bourgeois style and are always at the forefront of pursuing quality of life.

Although everyone's life is just starting to get on track, countless people already want a more colorful leisure time.

The museum, located not far outside the city, has become a choice for countless people to kill time during their free time on weekends.

The peach tree transplanted by Jiang Yu slowly bloomed with beautiful pink flowers as the weather warmed up. The stone tables and chairs she placed next to the tree were filled with visitors, most of whom were young people.

When the nearby villagers saw this scene, they immediately followed suit. Although they could not open a museum, they knew how to plant some flowering trees. When the flowers bloomed, they could attract city people to come to the village to buy fruits and vegetables, have meals, and earn extra income.

In May, Jiang Yu was invited by the successor of a very useful cold weapon workshop in Province Z to learn blacksmithing from them.

As the end of the semester approaches, Yi Chi has to deal with increasingly difficult studies and is unable to travel with Jiang Yu. He can only watch enviously as Professor Zhang takes Jiang Yu and several students on the train and leaves.

In July, Jiang Yu learned to play in the mud at the famous summer resort.

In late September, the descendant of a bamboo weaving family who had once sold bamboo weaving works for high prices at an exhibition came to S City in person, bringing with him a large number of his works to prepare for a special exhibition during the National Day.

The man looked gentle and refined, but his hands covered with thick calluses showed the result of many years of hard work.

After shaking hands with him, Jiang Yu led the people into the museum and started talking about work.

As two craftsmen who earned foreign exchange at the commodity exhibition, the most important thing about this special exhibition is their works.