The game starts with escaping from the famine and flipping the table

On the day of the Su family banquet, all the prominent and famous people in the capital came with their families.

This time, Su Xiaofei also went home a day earlier to help Zhao Chunhua organize the banquet.

After all, this was the first time the Su family had hosted such a large banquet.

After all, Zhao Chunhua had never been to school, let alone learned how to manage household chores. If she failed to arrange such a large banquet well, she would be embarrassed in front of the entire capital.

Originally, the Marquis of Zhenguo was planning to ask the wife of the Crown Prince of the Marquis of Zhenguo Mansion and Su Xiaofei to come over to help.

Su Xiaofei naturally didn't want to show her weakness. She didn't want everyone in the Marquis Zhenguo's Mansion to laugh at her for this matter.

Moreover, with the experience of the previous life and the experience of attending banquets of all sizes in this life, Su Xiaofei still had a general impression. After returning to the Su Mansion, after thinking about it carefully, Su Xiaofei believed that she could still host this banquet well.

This banquet is a good opportunity for people in Kyoto to see what they can do.

It also lays the foundation for truly being the master of the Zhenguo Marquis Mansion in the future.

Su Xiaofei and Zhao Chunhua first listed all the people who had sent housewarming gifts and arranged them in order according to their official positions.

In table etiquette, the basic principle of seating arrangement is that the right is noble and the left is humble.

The seating arrangement for the men is determined by the status and identity of the person on the right. The seats on the right are usually reserved for people of higher status and more honorable identity, while the seats on the left are usually reserved for people of lower status and more humble identity.

Zhao Chunhua and Su Xiaofei were determined directly according to the size of their official positions.

The main seat was reserved for Su Qingzhu.

The second position is reserved for the Marquis of Zhenguo.

Marquises are all of super rank, that is, super first rank.

The second position was assigned to the Marquis of Zhenguo. Not only was the Marquis of Zhenguo a super first-class rank, he was also the son-in-law of the Su family, so this bit of face had to be given. It was also to give face to Su Xiaofei.

The other guests were ranked according to their official ranks: marquis, first rank, junior first rank, and second rank.

This arrangement reflects the differences in rank and status of official positions.

It is also a custom in Beijing.

Su Xiaofei and Zhao Chunhua determined the seating positions for the female guests based on their age.

Except for the main seats occupied by Zhao Chunhua and Su Xiaofei, the other seats were arranged according to age.

At that time, the older guests will sit at the second seats at the banquet, while the younger ones will sit in other seats.

This arrangement embodies the traditional virtue of respecting elders, and no one can object to it.

Of course, there are still some details to be arranged during this period.

For example, if one family is a sworn enemy, or one family doesn't get along with another, or one family has conflicts with another, then naturally they cannot be arranged at the same table.

Otherwise, the party is just waiting to be ruined.

Which mansions are old friends with which mansions, which ladies are old friends with which ladies, which families are seeing each other...

Zhao Chunhua repeated in detail all the information she had obtained with Su Xiaofei.

The seating arrangement can naturally be taken into consideration as well.

Su Xiaofei listened to Zhao Chunhua talking while looking at the confident Zhao Chunhua.

It was at this moment that Su Xiaofei realized that Zhao Chunhua had undergone a complete transformation.

Confident, calm and steady.

Zhao Chunhua's temperament and manners were not inferior to those of the noble ladies. In fact, Zhao Chunhua was even more capable.

Su Xiaofei thought about the temperament and behavior of Su Qingzhu, Su Yueli, and Su Yuening again. In comparison, Su Qingzhu and his father and son were completely like nouveau riche country bumpkins, and they were completely incomparable to Zhao Chunhua's current demeanor.

But why did everyone ignore it before?

Su Xiaofei was a little dazed.

Yes, Zhao Chunhua had always been wearing old-fashioned clothes before, and the styles were ordinary and completely inconspicuous.

Moreover, when in public, Zhao Chunhua is always serious and looks particularly old-fashioned.

Even the eyes, oh, I can't see them.

Zhao Chunhua always lowered her head slightly and half-closed her eyes, hiding all her emotions very well.

If you don't think about it, you won't know. When Su Xiaofei thought about it carefully, she realized that Zhao Chunhua had become the wisest person in the Su family without her realizing it.

But Zhao Chunhua has never been to school!

But look at Zhao Chunhua's small calligraphy now, although it can't be said to have any style, but it is upright and no one can find fault with it.

There were also account books and information books that Zhao Chunhua took out, and the words on them were all neatly written.

At first, when Su Xiaofei received the information booklet handed to her by Zhao Chunhua, the words on it were so crooked that it made her teeth hurt.

Later, the handwriting became better and better.

Su Xiaofei thought that Zhao Chunhua had accepted the scholar as her confidant, which was why the handwriting was so neat.

Who would have known that it was actually written by Zhao Chunhua herself.

At this moment, Su Xiaofei was moved.

For her, her mother, a village woman who could barely read or write, actually studied literature and practiced calligraphy every day, and gradually built up the information network to such a large scale.

To be honest, what Zhao Chunhua did far exceeded Su Xiaofei's expectations.

This shows how much effort Zhao Chunhua put in.

Su Xiaofei couldn't hold back any longer, and threw herself into Zhao Chunhua's arms, crying bitterly. While crying, she murmured, "Thank you, mother! Thank you..."

Zhao Chunhua was frightened by Su Xiaofei at first. She thought her daughter had suffered some injustice in the Marquis Zhenguo Mansion and her face turned pale with fright.

Could it be that there is some unspeakable secret behind the Marquis Zhenguo's proposal to marry Su Xiaofei?

Is he showing his fangs now and bullying her daughter?

Zhao Chunhua's face was pale, and a hint of cruelty flashed in her eyes.

Over the past year, Zhao Chunhua has not only been collecting information, she has also sold a martial arts school and a bodyguard company.

He also opened a charity institution, which took in many beggars and widows and orphans.

Of course, Zhao Chunhua had screened these people.

There are only two criteria for admission to the Salesian Bureau.

First: He is indeed alone, helpless, without any relatives or friends, and has no ability to survive on his own.

Second: No bad record, no bullying of others.

Of course, the charity agency was located next to the martial arts school. The daily meals were simple, the clothes they wore were coarse cloth, and they slept on a large bunk bed.

One room for men and one room for women.

There was another large room for the sick, separated by wooden planks: male patients on the left, female patients on the right, and the doctor's examination room in the middle.

Of course, the doctor has a separate suite.

The other women who take care of the Salesian Center all have six-person rooms.

These women were bought by Zhao Chunhua from human traffickers. With the indentures, these people dared not disobey.

The two doctors at the Charity Bureau were both veteran doctors with good reputations hired by Zhao Chunhua.

In the beginning, Zhao Chunhua was inspired to open the Charity Bureau while collecting information.

Those first-class big families all trained secret guards and the like. Even other wealthy mansions would select personnel from among the sons of the family, and train loyal attendants and personal maids for their children from an early age.