I Asked You to Write About Luxury Goods, but You Actually Wrote About Intangible Cultural Heritage!

As the deputy secretary-general of the Intangible Cultural Heritage Application Council, Lin Yu suddenly traveled to the luxury goods creation competition. As long as the created luxury goods are profitable in the simulated world game, you can bring the rewards back to the real world! The first related word for the competition is sports. When player Li Zhien took out the extremely luxurious championship trophy he designed to win the championship in advance, Lin Yu backhand wrote about dragon boat racing, Netizen: What? The paddle must have been handmade by three intangible cultural heritage inheritors from China for two and a half years? The wood still has to be from trees along the Chunfu River in China? Nails also have to be produced by a blacksmith shop that has been passed down by the Luo Lei River for 600 years? Dragon boats are only for rent, not for sale, and the maintenance team is also rented to senior annual members? Lin Yu: It's not too much to sell a piece of wood pulp for 88,888 U. S. Dollars, right? The annual membership fee of 888.88 Million is not too much, right? ... It's not that we in China don't have luxury goods, it's that you simply can't afford them! Then Lin Yu took out the Longquan ink pad, the ancient emblem, the Phoenix Crown and the Xia Pei... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.