90 Addendum Notes

In the early 1990s, everything in the winding and narrow Asakusa alleys was dark and dilapidated. Only Ye Xiaoman, who lived at No. 62, And Tang Ling, who was still being repaired on the workbench in front of her, were so bright... But the old restorer took off his flower glasses after taking one look at the girl, then frowned into the Chinese character "Sichuan", shook his head and said dissatisfied: How old is she? Wouldn't it be troublesome to find someone like this? Embarrassment comes in handy! The veteran policeman in the alley area took the registration book and said hesitantly: Ye Xiaoman? Is this her real name? Why did the household registration police in her place of origin say that the head of household in her household registration book was named Dong? On the other hand, the old director of the Archaeological Institute of City A showed a rare expression of joy and said: Oh, this is clearly a living Bodhisattva! And amidst the turmoil of doubts, Ye Xiaoman remained calm and completely immersed in the work in hand... In the end, Lu Zhengming's long-time friend, who insisted on bringing Ye Xiaoman to City A, advised him from the bottom of his heart: Be careful when using her! However, Lu Zhengming, the person in charge of the national restoration project, the leader of the silk cultural relics restoration team, and the leader of scientific research, although he was in the whirlpool of public opinion, still replied to everyone very calmly: One Ye Xiaoman can support a working group! But that's it… (Omitting the ten thousand words from Lu Zhengming's heart here)