Prosperous pastoral genius little wine girl

Chapter 1720 Blocking Tigers (1)
On the night of staying in the Adeqi tribe, Dajia also specially sent Tang Yunjin and the three of them with exotic food and drinks. Tang Yunjin wanted to give him some rice as a thank you, but he didn't accept it. He only said that during the day she gave In the end, there was nothing he could do. Tang Yunjin gave him two barrels of wine, one barrel of wine, and one barrel of three-day drunk.

Dajia opened the cork, and was immediately amazed by the rich aroma of the wine, and praised repeatedly, "It's so fragrant!" ''I have never asked for such a strong bouquet! ', after taking a sip, his eyes widened even more, showing an expression as if he was intoxicated by drinking fine nectar, and then... said goodbye to Tang Yunjin quickly, and ran back holding the wine bottle, as if there was a hungry person behind him. Like a wolf chasing him.

Tang Yunjin didn't pay much attention to it, she just thought that Dajia liked wine very much, so she wanted to put it away quickly and drink it slowly.

It wasn't until the next day before departure that she saw the tribal chief, that is, Dajia's father, personally visit the small tent where they lived, and mentioned the wine she gave Dajia yesterday. He has a good custom of "sharing good things with others", and hurriedly took the wine back to dedicate to his father. Of course, his father was also full of praise. A tube.

Dajia's father didn't want to drink all the wine given to Dajia by himself, and asked Dajia to keep the remaining bottle to drink by himself, but he thought about whether he could talk to the original owner of the wine.

Tang Yunjin looked at the middle-aged man who looked a little like Da Jia in front of him in surprise, "You said you want to make a deal with me?"

The patriarch said very sincerely: "Yes, your wine is very delicious. I have never drunk such a delicious wine. I really hope that I can exchange some of the items you need in the clan for some drinks. I wonder if it is convenient for you. "

Tang Yunjin was a little awkward being called respectfully by someone who was so much older than herself, but she could see that she was doing it too deliberately to express her sincerity, so she didn't specifically correct it, but she really didn't expect to give it out as a small gift Ordering wine also attracted a business for himself.

Before Tang Yunjin could speak, Qin Xiao said, "I wonder what the patriarch plans to exchange for drinks?"

The patriarch was not unhappy about Qin Xiao's interruption, but said frankly: "There are relatively few gold and silver items in the tribe, but young and middle-aged people go hunting on weekdays, and there are many processed animal furs that can be used to make Clothes, cloaks or cushions, etc." Hesitating for a while, he added: "In addition, there are some herbs that are usually collected, but these herbs are not bought by business travelers in general, because the types are really rare, and few people buy them. Knowing its use, we only know that it is not a weed because the ancestors left books in the past, and these are recorded on it, and we picked it back thinking that it will be useful."

This patriarch can be called quite honest. He is obviously doing business with others, but he actually told all the things about those herbal medicines that are not popular. According to him, those herbal medicines are very rare, and the rarer they are, the more valuable they are. It is right.

In fact, in the past, there were indeed many merchants who held the same idea as Qin Xiao and bought the herbs back at a good price, but as the patriarch said, few people knew their uses and functions, and the rare It's true that it's expensive, but if you don't know the correct usage, isn't it a waste to buy it at a high price?

As time goes by, these herbs are not very popular among business travelers, only occasionally some business travelers will buy some fresh ones.

Tang Yunjin has no interest in animal fur, and she owns a lot of animals, so she would feel particularly uncomfortable if she was asked to use the skins of these animals to make clothes or cushions.

(End of this chapter)