I traveled to Guilin a few days ago and went to Dongjiagu Village. It is said that the silver ornaments there are made of cooked silver, which is good for your health. I wonder if soaking in water wil

I traveled to Guilin a few days ago and went to Dongjiagu Village. It is said that the silver ornaments there are made of cooked silver, which is good for your health. I wonder if soaking in water will make you sick. Believe me, it's pure deception. It's personal experience. It's really easy to enter the village, but in the end it's just for money. /kloc-I bought a bracelet, a comb and a cup during the Spring Festival in 0/7, and paid more than 7,000 yuan by credit card. At that time, the tour guide told me it was Sabie, so I bought it in a muddle. I bought it and went to Shanghai International Gold and Silver Products Quality Supervision and Inspection Center (No.716 Yishan Road, Xuhui District, Shanghai). Absolutely not. Less than 990. I don't even dare to use water cups. They are at least twice as expensive as the market. Even if it is handmade, it won't be so expensive. Are all the products on the market made by machines? Of course, whether local tyrants are willing to buy it depends on you. If the average person saves some money to go out to play, it is strongly recommended not to buy it. If you buy it, you will regret it. I was stupid at that time, and Baidu bought it without searching. Now I regret it.