I don't know why, but Chinese people have a special affection and longing for land and houses, as if nothing is better than buying a house.
Ye Weidong and his wife naturally do not reject buying a house. In their view, buying one not only provides a place to live but also serves as an investment.
Just like the apartment they used to live in at the old textile factory community, even now the old couple is reluctant to sell it.
It was bought for tens of thousands back then, and now it's worth hundreds of thousands, right?
Although, from the perspective of the old couple, hundreds of thousands isn't a lot of money now, they just don't want to sell it.
"Do we really want to buy?" Ye Weidong asked.
"Let's buy a bigger one, so more people can live in it."
"Then I'll come back to take a look when I have time."
It was almost dinner time, and Ye Qiu planned to have dinner here before returning to Jinling.
