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Chapter 116: The Hermit Zhong Feng (1)

The tea smell steamed and a cloud floated out.

Cai Hongming took the tea brewed by Chi Bugui with both hands and drank it. It felt good, so he asked, "What kind of tea is this? I don't seem to have eaten it."

"This is our specialty Yuhua in Jinling. It's normal that you haven't seen it before."

Yuhua is green in color and shaped like a pine needle. It has a clear and sweet taste and enjoys a high reputation in Nanjing. Yuhua tea is washed with boiling water and then sinks into the water. A white hair will appear on the water surface. After brewing, the tea is green in color, clear and has a quiet fragrance. Drink a cup to refresh the heart and leave fragrance on the teeth and cheeks. It is a rare and good product.

Cai Hongming sat on the chair waiting by the shop, and tasted the Yuhua tea contributed by Chi Bugui as bloodletting. At this time, a few people came outside.

When the first person entered the store and smelled the fragrance of tea, he immediately shouted: "Okay, you old pond, I usually ask you to soak the rain flowers before the secret. You are like a life-threatening root. Why did you take it out today? If you don't say it clearly, we will break up. I don't have friends like you."

"Don't be impatient if you are a little calmer, and you will have a share."

Chi Bugui took out a few cups of brewed tea from it and handed it to his old friend one by one, but in the end he found another person, "Hey, Xiao Cang, you are here too. Sorry, I didn't make your tea. I'll make it for you next time, uncle will make it for you!"

Cang Bohu, who followed the few people, quickly said, "It doesn't matter, I just drank tea and was not thirsty." Although that was the case, he couldn't help swallowing when smelling the fragrance floating in the house, but Chi Bugui stood by the counter, obviously no longer trying to go in and make a cup of tea.

When Cang Guoxiong, who came in first, looked at it and said unfairly to his son: "You old guy, you even save the younger generation's tea. Are you too stingy?"

Yuhua tea was created in the late 1950s. It was first produced mainly in the scenic gardens and scenic spots in the Yuhuatai area of ​​Nanjing City, and later expanded to the suburbs. The best Yuhua tea is Yuhua before the Ming Dynasty. As you can tell from the name, it is like Longjing in the Ming Dynasty. It is made by picking tender leaves before the Qingming Dynasty, and the taste is particularly sweet and fragrant. The best Yuhua before the Ming Dynasty is also good or bad, and the best one is to grow in a tea forest that is known as the "Shangqing Sect Altar" and is known as "the first blessed land and the eighth cave heaven".

This tea forest absorbs the water vapor of clear springs in the mountains, and the tea leaves grown are particularly sweet.

The tea leaves in Chi Bugui are just by the ancient spring. If he hadn't had a friend who brought him some tea every year in the Taoist temple there, he wouldn't have drunk it at all. Therefore, he usually cherishes the teas sent by his friend and is reluctant to take it out to drink it, let alone invite someone to drink it. If it weren't for something to ask for it today, it would be difficult to drink his tea.

Hearing Cang Guoxiong's words, Chi Bugui was too lazy to tell him about it, so he just took out the seal that had just fallen from the copper skin for him to show him.

It would be fine if I didn't look at it, but when I saw it, Cang Guoxiong's hands couldn't help but tremble.

"Dad, what's wrong with you?" His son Cang Bohu looked around and said worriedly.

Cang Guoxiong took a deep breath, closed his eyes, and then exhaled a turbid breath, and then said calmly: "It's okay." But his hands were still shaking slightly.

"Why don't you shake it? Be careful not to break the things." Chi Bugui said dissatisfiedly from beside him.

At this time, Cang Guoxiong didn't want to bicker with him, so he continued to look at the seal.

Shou Rusong and Tang Depeng were curious when they saw him, and they looked over. When they saw the seal, they immediately glared out of their eyes, becoming cross-eyed.

After looking for a while, Cang Guoxiong passed the seal in his hand to Shou Rusong next to him, and then asked Chi Bugui: "Old Chi, where did you come from with Tianhuangwu?"

"Where did it come from? Where else can it come from, from my family!"

"Impossible. I've been with you for so long, why have I never seen you before?"

"I haven't seen it before, it was discovered by this kid."

Chi Bugui yelled out this sentence. It sounds like a bitter tears. A good treasure is placed in his own cabinet, but I haven't noticed it after so long. To use Zhou Xingxing's classic saying, "Once upon a time, there was a treasure placed in front of me, I didn't cherish it. I regret it when I lost it. The most painful thing in the world is this. If God can give me another chance to do it again, I will say three words to the baby: that is - I love you. If I have to add a deadline to this love, I hope it will be ten thousand years!"

After hearing Chi Bugui's explanation of the causes and consequences, Cang Guoxiong, who had never looked at Cai Hongming, couldn't help but look at him with admiration, "Who, boy, your eyes are quite sharp."

"Luck, luck." Cai Hongming said modestly, but seeing the stinky fart-looking fan with the words "It's a good person" written with force, I can't tell the humble look.

Cang Guoxiong is a master of antiques and is very experienced in repairing antiques. So when Shou Rusong and Tang Depeng saw the seal, he asked Chi Bugui to pour a cup of warm water and then soaked the seal in.

"Fortunately, the old glue sticks on it, not the current industrial glue, otherwise it would be difficult to deal with it."

Old glue is the glue prepared by the ancients. It is usually made of sticky juice secreted by plants or contained in them, glues such as animal bones and bones, and sticky substances. The things stuck on this seal are made of animal glue and plant glue. Generally, this kind of glue is easy to deal with. Just soak it in water for a while, or drip some acidic and alkaline things, but jade is afraid of acid and alkali, so Cang Guoxiong did not do it.

After soaking for a while, seeing that the seal and the stone below were a little loose, Cang Guoxiong used a little force and the two things separated, revealing a complete Tianhuang frozen seal.

At this time, I looked at the seal again and felt crystal clear, round and shiny, and it was indescribable. Cang Bohu next to me was breathless, his eyes dripping, and he didn't know what idea he was going on.

There were slight water stains on the seal. Cang Guoxiong took a clean tissue from the side and wiped it, then picked up the seal and looked at it. Suddenly, the four big words "Zhong Feng Hermit" were engraved under the seal. His hands couldn't help but tremble.

Chi Bugui looked around and said contemptuously: "Old guy, you want to shake it aside and give me the things."

After saying that, he ignored Cang Guoxiong and grabbed the seal with one hand. But when he picked it up, he was stunned and his hands couldn't help but tremble. Cai Hongming next to him was puzzled, could tremble even be contagious?

Shou Rusong and Tang Depeng, who were on the other side, knew that something was wrong when they looked at the seal, and their eyes were instantly fixed. Cang Bohu also leaned his head to look, but he didn't react when he saw the words on it, because he didn't know what the four words mean, but looking at the appearance of the three of them, he knew that the seal was of extraordinary origin. He quickly thought about things related to Zhong Feng's Hermit in his mind.

He remembered it. Suddenly, his eyes bulged out, and his mouth opened incredibly.

Nanjing, known as "Jinling", was the ancient capital of the Six Dynasties. In the old days, there was a saying that "the beautiful land in the south of the Yangtze River is the imperial city of Jinling."

Among these emperors, there was a great master of poetry with amazing talents, namely the late emperor of the Southern Tang Dynasty, Li Yu, whose courtesy name was Chongguang, and whose name was "Zhong Yin", "Zhong Feng Hermit", and "Lian Feng Layman".
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