Leilei was a little scared when he saw his second uncle's expression at this moment. He turned his little head as if he was looking for something. Suddenly he found something and pointed at him and shouted: "Uncle II, what is that?"
After not seeing each other for a few months, my nephew was taught by two little bastards at home to the point where he knew how to divert adults' attention.
Meng Chenyi had a calm face.
Seeing that the second uncle was still angry, Leilei was anxious and moved his little head with a flash of inspiration, what his grandmother agreed to: "Uncle II, I want to buy that."
Which one to buy?
Everyone looked at the thing the kid was pointing to, and they were scared on the spot.
"Leilee, do you know what that is?" Li Xiang asked the kid.
Leilei didn't know, so I also wanted to know what it was. Seeing that thing was square, there was a luminous screen, which looked like a TV at home. Leilei tilted his head and asked his brothers: "Is it a TV?"
"No. This is much more expensive than a TV." Li Xiang shook his head and said, "No one can afford it unless the Monopoly. This is a personal computer. It's so expensive. One is more than 20,000 yuan, right?"
"I want it." Du Mingtang nodded. So the counter he set up here does not have a personal computer, and he does not have enough funds to resell such expensive things. The personal computers Leilei is looking at are foreign goods placed in other people's counters. And the entire electronic street is probably not more than ten units.
"It's all imported and not produced in China." Du Mingtang explained to the children, "A slander who sells personal computers is either rich or noble."
My brother said it was very expensive, more expensive than TVs. Leilei was a little confused. He just flashed like a TV. Why did he say it was different from a TV?
Du Mingtang told Xiaowazi: "Computers can program, calculate numbers, and calculate very complex numerical calculation formulas, which are much faster than people's calculations."
After hearing what his brother said, Leilei turned his head around and remembered the things at home and said, "Is it a calculator?"
"Hey, he actually knows a calculator? Do you have a calculator at home?" Du Mingtang was surprised. This little kid seemed to know a lot, which was completely different from children of the same age.
"Professor Dou, do you know?" Meng Chenyi said.
Of course Du Mingtang was in the same school, and Dou Xiao happened to be a computer worker. Du Mingtang asked: "Do you mean your calculator was given by Professor Dou?"
"They gave it to my sister-in-law when they got married."
"sharp!"
The reason why Du Mingtang was shocked was that the calculator was not because of whether the price of this thing was expensive, but because those who received this gift should understand that this thing was an epoch-making thing with advanced technology. This shows that the parent's education level in the little kid's family is not simple.
Several students of Teacher Ning present thought it was normal for Ning Yunxi to have such a gift.
"I always heard that your sister-in-law is your teacher, but we always don't understand what kind of teacher it is." Du Mingtang complained to Meng Chenyi.
"We are the math teacher in the college entrance examination, Teacher Ning." Li Xiang and the others rushed to answer for Meng Chenyi.
Du Mingtang looked like he suddenly realized.
Leilei chased after him and asked his brother and second uncle: "Isn't it a calculator?"
"No, Leilei." Du Mingtang told Xiaowazi again, "This is much better than the calculator at home, and can calculate more complex numerical operations. Your calculator can at most calculate addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, and how can it be considered more advanced mathematics? Also, a personal computer can open and browse information from other countries and contact people around the world, which is equivalent to no need to make a phone call. It can also play games."
Leilei knew about the game. Leilei immediately told his brother: "Drop the handkerchief."
Chapter completed!