Crossing the Unknown Country

They couldn't control the psychological activities of the villagers. Su He started to think about how to make money faster. She followed her mother to prepare to make some hair flowers with the scraps of cloth. Su He drew the flower shapes she was making one by one to her mother, and asked her to watch and make them. She also tried to make them together. There is also the backpack, which is very practical. Her mother has made one for her. Su He couldn't put it down. Her mother can embroider, so Su He cut out the shapes directly. The patchwork is simple and beautiful.

Su He and her mother made more than a dozen backpacks and some hair ornaments, and planned to sell them at a jewelry store. Of course, she also wanted to give a bag to each of her three benefactors.

Su He and his father took some time to go to the town, and first went to the jewelry store to ask. When they got there, they saw a tall, thin middle-aged man arranging the work for the shop assistants. Because Su He and his father were dressed neatly, the shop assistants also greeted them warmly. Su He knew that this was the manager, so she walked up to him and said with a smile: "Hello, uncle, I have some handmade flowers here. Would you like to take a look?"

As he said this, he raised the flower in his hand to show the man. His eyes lit up, and Su He knew there was an opportunity. The man picked it up to look at the handicraft, thought for a moment and said, "A flower like this costs ten cents, I'll take it."

Su He smiled and said, "Uncle, this material is very expensive. You gave me too cheap a price. It should be at least 20 cents! If you want something cheaper, I will change it to cloth next time."

When the man heard that the little girl was interested, he smiled and said, "Then I'll take the eighteen cents. If it doesn't work, go ask somewhere else."

Su He lowered his head and thought for a moment before agreeing readily: "Okay, uncle has sold them all to you. I have a few more bags. Would you like to take them?"

Su He took a bag out of the basket and handed it to the shopkeeper. The shopkeeper took it and looked at it carefully. The bag was novel and beautiful. It was very practical. It was just a little troublesome to make. He asked Su He: "Is this made by you? How about giving you 200 coins for one?"

This time he didn't lower the price, because he still wanted to cooperate with Su He. If this bag was taken to the county town, it would be no problem to sell it for 800 Wen, or even higher. Sometimes things are sold for novelty and fun.

Su He saw that the price was exactly what he wanted, so he agreed immediately. He took out the fifteen bags from his father's and his own backpacks, as well as a large bag of hair flowers. In the end, it was more than four taels of silver. Su He made good use of the waste this time, without spending a penny, and earned so much money by spending some labor fees.

Su He made an appointment with the shopkeeper to send another batch of school bags and hair ornaments in a few days. She went directly to the cloth shop and gave the school bags to Aunt Zhou, along with some wild vegetables and mushrooms. Aunt Zhou was so happy that she took out two bags of cloth and asked her to go back and make school bags.

Su He smiled and said, "Aunt Zhou, I want to buy some cloth this time. Just give it to me at a lower price. I want a lot this time. Please give me two more bags."

Aunt Zhou smiled and said, "This piece of cloth is not worth much money. If you want to sell it, I will sell it. In the future, just give me more delicious food, and give me a big jar of vinegar."

When Su He heard that this was fine, she happily accepted it. Aunt Zhou gave her two more packs and said with a smile, "Come and get them when you're done. If you make something fun, give me a few."

Su He shyly took out a few flowers from her bag: "Aunt Zhou, please don't laugh at me. Look at what I made. Do you like it?"

Aunt Zhou looked at these beautiful flowers and was so happy that she put them on her head. She smiled and said, "This is very beautiful. I like it very much. I will bring it to you when I find something beautiful in the future."

After Su He said goodbye to Aunt Zhou, she came to the clinic and handed over the herbs and schoolbag. Doctor Jin looked at the bag happily and liked it very much. It was very convenient and easier to carry than a backpack. After paying Su He for the herbs, he asked about Su He's study. Su He asked Doctor Jin about all the problems she encountered in her studies. Doctor Jin was very satisfied with Su He's recent studies and asked her to help the villagers treat some simple colds and flu when she had nothing to do, so that she could practice her medical skills. Medical skills must be applied in a specific way to improve.

The longest time she talked with Doctor Jin was also one of the places Su He was most willing to come to, where teachers could answer her questions. Every time she came here, she could make progress.

She left some mushrooms and dried vegetables with Doctor Jin, and then said goodbye. Why didn't she take them out right away? Su He was afraid that Doctor Jin would charge her more every time.