The President's Strong Wife

Chapter 88 The Love Rival Is Jealous (2)
"Whether grandpa agrees or not, I will marry her." Xu Yize said firmly.

Rebelling against grandpa, against the entire Xu family, this was Xu Yize's worst plan under the premise that he would never abandon Ji Wenling.

Seeing Xu Yize's determination, Liu Zhengyang didn't say anything more.

I hope my good brothers and buddies can really get what they want.

Although he can't understand the true meaning of love, being able to stay with the one he loves for life seems to be the most beautiful pursuit and yearning in this life, and it can even overcome any obstacles.

With the start of the auction, a collection of precious and rare paintings is also presented in front of everyone.

In today's auction, a total of eight calligraphy and paintings by famous masters at home and abroad will be auctioned, including such master-level paintings as Qi Baishi and Zhang Daqian.

According to Xu Yize's understanding, Ji Zhongming himself liked Zhang Daqian's works very much.

So, when Mr. Daqian's painting appeared on the big screen, Xu Yize deliberately asked Liu Zhengyang's opinion, "How about this one?"

This may also be Xu Yize's most humbly asking for advice in history.

Looking at the picture scroll that seemed to be unfolding in front of him, Liu Zhengyang was also agitated.

This is a painting by Mr. Daqian recalling his trip to Huangshan when he was 83 years old. It is called "Huangshan Wenbi Peak".

The painting style is vigorous and powerful, with thick ocher color applied to the sunny side of the mountain body, and the foot of the mountain is dyed with flower green and moist, which shows the strangeness of Huangshan Mountain and the sophistication of brush and ink.

Mr. Daqian is an all-around painter, whose creation achieves "the advantages of covering the whole body and the richness of the two schools of the north and the south", integrating literati paintings, writers' paintings, court paintings and folk art.In Chinese painting figures, landscapes, flowers and birds, fish and insects, animals, fine brushwork, omnipotent, everything is fine.

His poems are also straightforward and unrestrained, with strong and elegant calligraphy, soft on the outside and strong on the inside, with a unique style.

And Liu Zhengyang, aside from the romantic lace news, happened to be somewhat knowledgeable about these, and of course he also knew the value of the "Huangshan Wenbi Peak" in front of him.

After hearing Xu Yize's question, he couldn't stop nodding, and said, "Very good, it's a rare treasure, at least it's worth a million."

"Well, that's it." Xu Yize said with satisfaction.

So he raised his card without hesitation.

Because it is a master-level work, there are quite a few people who were interested in this painting at the beginning.

However, due to the high starting price of the auction, most people chose to give up halfway.

In the end, only Xu Yize and another buyer were competing with each other, and each bid was higher than the last, which also caused quite a disturbance in the auction.

In a blink of an eye, Liu Zhengyang really wanted to know who the guy who could fight against them was.

Slightly approaching Xu Yize, Liu Zhengyang said jokingly, "Guess who is competing with us to raise the price?"

Xu Yize turned his head back in the gap, and the moment he saw Ye Chengjun, his face was so ugly that water could almost wring out.

Thinking about what Han Yi said to him before, that Ye Chengjun was his number one rival in love, Xu Yize was filled with anger, and thought to himself that he must get this painting today, otherwise he would not know how to reduce his anger.

Really, could it be said that Ye Chengjun also came here for this painting?Or did he also want to use this painting to curry favor with Ji Zhongming?According to his relationship with Ji Wenling seven years ago, he must also know Ji Zhongming's preferences.

This time Xu Yize was really angry, and vowed in his heart that no matter how much he spent, he would get this painting, so he raised his sign regardless.

Following the auctioneer's impassioned quotation, Xu Yize and Ye Chengjun raised the price of this painting, which was originally worth less than one million, to tens of millions, which made everyone at the scene dumbfounded.

(End of this chapter)