[speaker001:] OK... well, then how much is one jin?
[speaker002:] Ginseng comes in 6 different grades. It runs from 5,000 to 30,000 NT a jin.
[speaker001:] 30,000 NT for ginseng?! Do I have to buy a whole jin?
[speaker002:] You can get a liang if you want. A liang is one-sixteenth of a jin. That would be 330NT.
[speaker001:] Whew! That sounds more like my price range. I'll take two liangs.
[speaker002:] I'll have my brother cut some for you.
[speaker001:] This little red fruit looks good. What's it good for?
[speaker002:] That's a lucky fruit called hong zat! People say that if you eat them, you will have your first son very soon!
[speaker001:] Uh..., I'm not even married yet. How about this brown dried fruit?
[speaker002:] Gui yuan are lucky, too! If you eat them, you'll have a very sweet life!
[speaker001:] And how about these little brown chips?
[speaker002:] Oh, that's deer horn. That helps you... umm, how should I put it?