Needless to say, he would not worry about leaving those exquisite small items and porcelain in France. If they were lost or broken by the maid while cleaning the room, he would not be able to cry.

He is no longer a national sinner.

So in the following days, he packed up the most fragile and important things among these things, hoping to take them back to his country.

He spent hundreds of thousands of francs just to buy the cardboard boxes and soft packaging used as filling and shock absorption, and he had to do it himself to seal everything he wanted to bring.

Not only that, how to get these things out of customs and take them away is also a troublesome matter.

Judging from the specific situation in France, it is simply impossible for him to bring the treasures back to the country by air consignment in an honest way. If French customs intercepts them, he will not be able to escape the accusation of being a cultural relic trafficker.

And because of different ideologies, the inspections conducted when flying from Western Europe to mainland China are particularly strict, making it difficult to mislead people.

Later, Ning Weimin, who couldn't find a solution after much deliberation, consulted lawyer Henry and found out a way, that is, he had to spend money, spend a lot of money, to save the country in a roundabout way.

He spent five million francs to charter a special plane from Paris to Tokyo.

Then he put the various gifts given to him by LVMH and the packaging boxes of these porcelains on the plane, declared them as commercial samples and personal belongings, and passed the inspection smoothly.

In this way, on November 30, he finally left France and returned to Tokyo with these precious treasures and a large number of LVMH luxury goods and drinks.

As for how to get these cultural relics from Tokyo to China, that is what he will continue to worry about in the future.

Anyway, Ning Weimin has been shopping in Tokyo all the time. Judging from the distance, Japan is closer to China than France.

Get the things out of the way first, and then figure out a solution later.

In fact, it can be said that Tokyo has not only become Ning Weimin's private bank, but also a transfer station for him to return cultural relics to the country.

As for taking a plane this time, it was definitely Ning Weimin's most honorable trip so far.

This time, let alone first class or business class, Ning Weimin even stayed in the cockpit of the captain.

Three French flight attendants waited on him alone, as if he wanted to take off when he wanted, and the entire plane was under his command.

This feeling is so refreshing.

Ning Weimin, who had experience in chartering a car, got on a chartered flight for the first time and realized why rich people like to buy private jets. It feels so good.

Unfortunately, packing these antiques into boxes was a physically demanding job. Ning Weimin was so tired that he fell asleep not long after getting on the plane.

Otherwise, he really has to experience what it's like to have three blond maids busy around him.

Bian Gang and Zheng Qiang were responsible for picking up the passengers at the airport.

They came with acquaintances from the embassy and helped with the customs procedures for these goods.

So after getting off the plane, Ning Weimin truly relaxed and returned to his "overseas military base". It felt good to no longer have to take care of these trivial matters by himself.

In addition, he also learned the good news from two subordinates that Danmiya Restaurant's branches in Osaka and Kyoto have basically resumed operations.

What made him most overjoyed was when Bian Gang told him that 500 kilograms of new rouge rice sent by the Agricultural University from the capital, as well as a ton of dried chestnut mushrooms that had been cleaned and sealed in plastic, had been sent to Japan.

Now they are stored in the warehouse at the port, waiting for him to pick up the goods.

At the same time, there was another piece of news that Ning Weimin disdained the most, but that was unexpected.

Bian Gang told him that the Guo family, the Asian sugar king, had tried various methods to contact him, and even asked someone from the embassy to contact him on their behalf.

Is this panic?
Chapter completed!