Traveling through 70's wine

Wen Qing told him to pick up the goods after 8 o'clock in the evening, and put the door key back into the wooden box and lock it. If they wanted more goods, they could also leave a note and she would contact him after receiving the message.

While Zhuang Xien was looking for his friends and a tricycle, Wen Qing went to the backyard house at No. 48 Majia Lane, put the things Zhuang Xien wanted in it, set a password, and wrote a note and put it in together with the key.

This method can only guard against gentlemen but not villains. However, after dealing with Zhuang Xien for a period of time, I still trust him.

At 9 o'clock in the evening, there were fewer pedestrians on the street. Zhuang Xien led his men on two tricycles to the agreed place. He took out the key and the door key and the note from the wooden box on the wall, opened the door, and saw the things placed in the room.

After counting, Zhuang Xien loaded a large basket of eggs, three bags of rice and five bags of flour onto a tricycle, and then loaded another large basket of eggs, four bags of rice and seven bags of flour onto another tricycle.

After closing the door and putting the door key into the wooden box, they rode their bikes home.

Seeing the two tricycles going away, Wen Qing climbed out of the yard. This yard was a dilapidated empty yard. Only three rooms in the backyard were occupied, and she only rented one.

This was her first time delivering goods in this way, and she wanted to see how Zhuang Xien handled it.

Wen Qing opened the wooden box, took the key, walked out of the alley, and went home.

A week later, Wen Qing opened the wooden box and saw the note written by Zhuang Xien. This time he still wanted the same quantity. Wen Qing put on makeup, went to the car repair stall to find him, collected the money, and put the goods in.

Zhuang Xien took the goods without making a fuss, and felt that his business was going very smoothly. He and his two brothers went to the market separately every weekend, selling some while at the same time, without attracting attention.

The rural markets have almost been completely liberalized, and selling a few hundred kilograms of grain will not attract attention. This business has continued until the summer harvest, when new grain has come on the market and grain prices have also dropped. Xiaozhuang said that he no longer needs grain for the time being.

Wen Qing told Xiaozhuang that she was leaving Pingjing, and that if he had any problems in the future, he should put a note in the small wooden box and her niece Wen Qing would contact him.

Zhuang Xien was reluctant to let her go, "Brother Li, please contact me when you come to Pingjing in the future."

The main reason is that Brother Li is a very nice person. The goods he buys are of good quality and low price, leaving them enough profit margin.

In these four months, they earned nearly 10,000 yuan, mainly from selling radios and electronic watches. They also earned more than 2,000 yuan from selling grain, but they did not make as much money as selling electronic products. He was hoping that Brother Li would come up with some better things.

In addition to supplying goods to Zhuang Xien, Wen Qing did not go out to sell things herself. She focused her main energy on studying.

After the final exam, Wen Qing received another letter from Captain Lin of the Xiangyang Brigade, and along with it was a letter from home. Wen Qing was a little surprised, as it was unusual to receive two letters in half a year.

She first read the letter from home, which turned out to be a reproach to her for not replying to letters, not going home, and being cruel to her family, and asked her to go home once in her time.

Wen Qing smiled without saying anything and opened the letter from Captain Lin. Captain Lin introduced how they sent people to the Qishan Tea Garden in Ping'an County, Jiangnan to study. He thanked her for her help and asked her where she could buy a tea picking machine.

Finally, Captain Lin sighed: "Through this study abroad, the young people's horizons have been broadened. They have not only learned technology, but also seen new directions for rural development." He also lamented the huge gap between rural areas in Yunnan and the south of the Yangtze River.

Wen Qing took out a pen and paper and wrote back to Captain Lin, saying that the Jiangnan Ping'an County Machine Repair Factory was already producing tea-picking machines and that he could contact them if he wanted to buy one, and gave him Director Huang's contact information.

He was also introduced to the requirements of mechanized tea picking for tea gardens, such as the height and spacing of tea trees and some changes in daily management.

As for her home, if they wanted her to go back, she would go back and visit.

She first called Mr. Zhao in Nankun City. The other party had almost sold 1.2 bottles of wine and the payment had been made. Mr. Zhao asked her to deliver new wine. Wen Qing said that she had made a batch of strong-flavored liquor, and Mr. Zhao asked her to take it over for trial sales.

Wen Qing quickly blended the strong-flavor liquor that had been aging in the space, filled it into bottles using a filling machine, and put labels on it.

She also took out all the mash in the backyard wine cellar, steamed the wine, replaced it with grain dregs and yellow water wine in the space, and continued to maintain the cellar. She planned that by the Spring Festival next year, she could start brewing strong-flavored liquor in the backyard.

This time when she goes to Nankun, she plans to bring some light-fragrance liquor brewed in the backyard. In order to ensure the quality, these liquors are blended with the aged liquor in the space. She has tasted it and the taste is not much different from the liquor in the space. It is estimated that only experts can taste the difference. It is also bottled using a filling machine.

In order to distinguish the two kinds of wine, Wen Qing found the printing factory in the town and printed labels for the two kinds of wine. The light-fragrance liquor was called Changxia Qingniang and the strong-fragrance liquor was called Changxia Tejiou. She took 5,000 bottles and 2,000 bottles respectively. The prices of the two wines were the same.

Wen Qing still only bought a hard seat ticket and arrived at Nankun City after more than 20 hours. She had taken this route many times before. It was already late when she arrived in Nankun. She was not used to staying overnight at someone else's home, so she stayed in a hotel and went to Zhao's home the next day.

This time she drove a pickup truck with 20 boxes of wine. Wen Qing found a license plate when she went to the scrap yard in Pingjing and put it on when needed. Nankun is thousands of miles away from Pingjing and there is no Internet connection, so it cannot be found.

When Mr. Zhao saw Wen Qing driving over, he immediately smiled and said, "Xiao Wen, you've made a fortune!"

Wen Qing said: "A friend happened to be here, and I borrowed it from him." Believe it or not, he just refused to admit that it was his.

Mr. Zhao and Wen Qing brought the wine into the house. Mr. Zhao said, "I heard you said you brought Luzhou-flavor liquor this time?"

Wen Qing pointed to a box of wine and said, "Changxia Special Brewing is a strong-flavored liquor. Please taste it."

I walked into the main room with Mr. Zhao. Mr. Zhao took out two cups and filled them up. He took one cup first, smelled the wine, and then tasted it.

Mr. Zhao: "The wine is fragrant and strong. The taste is sweet and mellow, but the aroma of the cellar is not prominent enough. Is it brewed with five grains?"

Wen Qing said vaguely: "Mr. Zhao is very smart. The cellar is indeed not very old."

Mr. Zhao found a soulmate and began to talk about wine. He also had experience in brewing strong-flavor liquor. He said to Wen Qing, "Strong-flavor liquor emphasizes complex aromas, full body and long aftertaste. When brewing, there is less yeast in summer and autumn, and more yeast in winter and spring. The grains in summer and autumn are larger, and the grains in winter and spring are finer. The amount of water before adding yeast should also be based on the actual temperature. It needs to be carefully considered during the brewing process."

Wen Qing thought it made sense, but she couldn't find anywhere to learn these experiences, so she just listened silently as Mr. Zhao kept on nagging.

Mr. Zhao felt that although this batch of strong-aroma liquor was not as good as the good liquor from Sichuan Province, it was still qualified as staple food liquor.

Wen Qing wanted the same price for the two kinds of wine, neither of which was high, so he did not bargain with Wen Qing.

The payment method is still the same as before, 10% first and then 20% every month.

In the past year and a half, the value of goods sold by Mr. Zhao exceeded 3 yuan. In order to encourage Mr. Zhao, she gave him 10 tape recorders and electronic watches as a dealer benefit.

Not counting the account in Gangcheng, after she sells the goods she bought from Gangcheng, she will have nearly 500,000 in her bank account. In addition, there is more than 1 million in cash in the space, which she will deposit in the bank when the situation becomes clearer.

After Wen Qing delivered the wine to Nankun, she bought a train ticket and continued to Wuhan.