The silver mentioned in the movie "Butterfly" really has such a passage.

I don't know if Japan really had a period of "silver capital", but there should be China people like "silver thieves" in Japan.

I'm from Fujian, where many people go abroad to work, some immigrate and some smuggle. When we go to different countries, we all have different prices, even clearly marked prices. I remember going to the United States around 2000 for 500 thousand.

When I was a child, I heard adults say that many people in Japan made a fortune.

Similar: 1. So-and-so engaged in the work of carrying corpses in Japan and made a lot of money back.

2. Some people made a fortune by selling garbage (mostly furniture and electrical appliances) from Japanese garbage dumps.

Who put the silver coins into the automatic beverage machine in Japan, took them back after the drinks came out, stole the drinks inside, and some of them were used for reselling.

And I got a part-time job as an interior designer in my junior year. My boss is from Shanghai and a Fuqing student studying in Venice, majoring in architecture. Later, the boss opened his own studio and took the first order, that is, the relatives of his classmates studying abroad were gangsters in Japan and were very rich. He was building an entire shopping center at that time. There are word buildings (about 30-40 floors) and commercial housing combinations. Downstairs is the kind of business district, but it's really rich.