The most important thing is that Mr. He also went behind other people's back and showed He Jun the precious mail he had hidden under the bed board.

And taught him what good stamps are and how to maintain them with stamps.

It is precisely because of such a leader that He Jun truly entered the world of stamps.

After that, not only did his stamp number increase exponentially, but he also became more diligent in picking up trash.

He even focused on picking up envelopes in the trash can, without caring about other things. All he could see was the stamps.

For this reason, He Jun began to have a specialty, that is, he was particularly good at discovering beauty in filth and ugliness.

Underneath the rotten vegetable peels, rotten rice, and used toilet paper, he could immediately recognize the corners of envelopes that were accidentally exposed, and at the same time imagined the exquisite stamps covered by the filth.

When he picked up an envelope with a beautiful stamp on it among the garbage with flies flying around and the sour smell pungent.

He often cannot help but sit down and enjoy the scene for a long time.

The recovered letters will be processed correctly and put into sets, and they will be sold at the road market with my grandfather.

The money they sell will be used to buy new issues with small circulation, good themes, and potential for appreciation.

For all special stamps from the late 1960s to the late 1970s, He Jun never missed an opportunity.

This forms a virtuous cycle.

What He Jun gained was not only knowledge, but also wealth, and even more emotional connection with his grandfather.

It can be said that these days of picking up rags laid a solid foundation for He Jun to become the number one merchant in the Shanghai Postal Market.

By the end of the 1970s, He Jun and his grandfather worked hand in hand to build a tower, and had already made a fortune of no less than 100,000 yuan.

It's just that the grandfather and grandson have been hiding it from the family, and they have turned their wealth into stamps and placed them in the attic above Mr. He's room, stuffed full of iron boxes.

There are everything from peonies, chrysanthemums, Mount Huangshan, portraits of leaders, folk dances, acrobatics...

If outsiders came in and saw this scene, they would definitely mistake it for the warehouse of the Post and Telecommunications Bureau's inventory.

In addition, in 1981, the fortune of the Ho family shone brightly, and everything changed completely, turning a new page.

After the policy was implemented, the house deed and many belongings returned to the He family.

The He family suddenly became rich again and lived a prosperous life again.

But I never expected that just a few days after the good days, Mr. He accidentally left the window open after drinking. He accidentally suffered a stroke and was bedridden from then on.

And he soon reached the end of his life due to old age and frailty.

Before his death, Mr. He made a seemingly muddle-headed property division in front of the whole family.

First of all, the small western-style house has two rooms per person, which is suitable for children and grandchildren to start a family and start a business.

The house where He Jun lived was adjacent to his brother. After Mr. He passed away, he had to give it to his brother.

Mr. He's room and attic belong to He Jun.

Secondly, those things returned to the He family, except for the stamps returned to He Jun.

The rest of the property will be distributed equally among Mr. He's children and other grandchildren on a per capita basis.

In the end, even the banknotes were not shared by He Jun. The deposit certificates of more than 70,000 yuan were equally distributed among others.

In this way, except for He Jun who got all the stamps in two rooms, everyone else lost twenty to thirty thousand yuan.

Due to the gap in thinking and knowledge, the He family members had no objections except that they were a little puzzled as to why Mr. He "mistreated" their grandson and were a little secretly happy.

In their minds, those old stamps cannot be compared with mahogany furniture, jewelry and stacks of banknotes.

Even the housing allocated to He Jun was smaller than everyone else's.

Although the main house faces well and has a toilet, what is the attic?

Just don’t make the scene full of rats in the future.

As a result, He Jun, who seemed to have been wronged, actually got the most precious inheritance from his eccentric grandfather.

In terms of wealth, it is more than ten times that of other people. It can be said that he is uniquely blessed.

Later, relying on the knowledge and experience imparted by his grandfather, and with the rapid development of postal market trading, He Jun stocked up on goods and successfully conducted large-scale sales of several hot-selling products, and his wealth expanded again.

several times.

This made him feel that he had no rivals in the Shanghai and Shanghai markets. He became more confident and ambitious, and even determined to become the postal king surpassing his grandfather and dominate the Shanghai and Shanghai postal markets.

In 1984, when the national bull market for stamps was detonated by the "rat riot" in Beijing, he also saw a rare opportunity for speculation.

He did not hesitate to spend a lot of money to collect votes in Shanghai and Haihai, and he wanted to test the waters and become the banker.

So in fact, He Jun's experience is surprisingly similar to Ning Weimin's.

Not only are they all big businessmen in the postal market who came out of the trash, but they all have an old man who taught them their skills, and they are all eyeing the Year of the Rat zodiac ticket.

It can be called the local rat king of Shanghai.

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