Hearing the conversation between the two, Rong Anyao also had a trace of a smile on her face.
"Some of these collections are genuine interests of mine, like this gold hairpin worn by the queen of Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang during the Ming Dynasty, and also the Liuxian skirt from the great Tang Dynasty," she said.
"While others are for investment," she added.
"Such as this 'Qing Ming Shang He Tu' painting," she continued.
"And Tang Bohu's 'Tiger Roaring in the Forest' painting," she went on.
"And so on," she concluded.
Wang Yuyan gave a sound of comprehension that seemed more pretense than understanding.
Rong Anyao quickly led the two to a newly acquired collection of treasures.
"Xiaomeng, these are the antiques I've recently purchased," she said.
"Could you help me see the condition of these antiques?" she asked.
"Of course," he replied.
On the exquisitely made rosewood shelves lay an assortment of ancient ceramics.
