Paragraph 2: My grandfather had a collection of traditional Chinese "scholar arts": inkwells from dynasties past, fans hand painted by famous artists, zitan wooden brush holders, chicken-blood stamp stones, and rare books of calligraphy. For two months before i was taken away from our Shanghai home, every night before he went to sleep, my grandfather would pull these objects carefully out of their wrapping papers and examine them. He would touch them delicately, as thought they were dear old friends. Then he would select one object to keep on the nightstand next to his bed. The following day, a mask of sorrow covering his usually serene face, he would go out into the streets of Shanghai and see it for a pittance. The author uses a simile to describe in paragraph 2 to convey- F. Their Mythic Appeal

G. The Advertising techniques used in foreign magazines.

H. Their universal symbolism

J:The contrast between Chinese and foreign supermarkets​