Lady she is beautiful

Chapter 208
As soon as you leave, you miss it.

It caused the two people to regret and blame themselves in the future.

Wan Niang was sitting in the donkey cart biting pancakes, but she was not hungry anymore.

But her adoptive mother felt sorry for her, and was afraid that she would not be full after eating wontons, so she insisted on buying pancakes for her, and she had to bite half of it.

When Wu Erlang drove the donkey cart to the main street, she still had half of the pancakes in her hand.

Aunt Zhou refused to eat, so Wan Niang used Wu Erlang as a container for leftovers.

"Why can't I finish it?" Wu Erlang took the pancake naturally, opened his mouth and started eating.

I don't know when Wu Erlang got used to it, he was responsible for wrapping up the food that Wanniang couldn't finish.

After eating the remaining half of pancakes in two bites, he took Wan Niang to the embroidery workshop.

They didn't go to Fuyun Embroidery Workshop.

It's an embroidery workshop called Zhenpin Pavilion, which is where Mrs. Zhou bought satin materials and embroidery threads last time.

The shopkeeper saw that the woman in the veiled hat was a little mysterious when he saw the person who was dressed in ordinary clothes, so he greeted him not very enthusiastically, but ignored him.

Wanniang looked around the store, pointed to a one-foot-square inkstone screen with embroidered landscapes and asked, "How much does this pair of inkstone screen cost?"

It was a beautifully embroidered inkstone screen, and the shopkeeper replied casually, "20 taels of silver."

Just such a small pair of things cost 20 taels.

Both Wu Erlang and Mrs. Zhou's eyes widened.

This is much smaller than the screen that Wanniang embroidered last time, and Wanniang's embroidery is no worse than other people's. How much money does Fuyun Embroidery Workshop have to sell?

Why don't you double it and sell it for dozens of taels?
No wonder it will automatically process money, the original price is so high.

It's really staggering.

For the two of them, this is unimaginably expensive. I can’t think of anyone who would spend so much money on this kind of thing. It’s beautiful, but the question is what to use it for?
They didn't even know what Yanping was, and they didn't dare to ask random questions, lest they show their ignorance and embarrass Wanniang.

Wan Niang pointed to a larger picture of Buddha and asked, "What about this one?"

There is a wharf in Jishui Town, and the river transportation is smooth, and foreign products are transferred here from time to time.

And the embroidery of this pair of Buddha statues is embroidery from other places.

Using the Bian embroidery method, the embroidery is exquisite, the needlework is fine, the pattern is rigorous, and the color is beautiful. It is a high-quality boutique for Buddha.

The price is naturally high, and the shopkeeper saw that they were not people who could afford such elegant things, so he replied somewhat impatiently: "This is a rich and precious thing from the capital, and it is usually only used if there is a Buddhist temple at home. Does the little lady have a Buddhist hall at home?"

Those who can have a Buddhist hall at home must be at least a large mansion with several courtyards. Those who have such a large mansion must wear silk and satin, at least fine fabrics, which are more particular than ordinary people.

Although this woman's figure is not ordinary, she is dressed in ordinary clothes and accompanied by villagers from the countryside, how could she afford such rich and expensive goods.

What the shopkeeper said meant looking down on him, which made Wu Erlang feel uneasy.

It's okay to look down on him, but he can't bear to look down on Wanniang, but Wanniang grabbed her sleeve and said, "Be safe and don't be impatient."

Open the door to do business, observe the words and demeanor, and naturally have the freedom to treat customers according to their own preferences. They really can't afford it without a Buddhist hall, and it is reasonable for the shopkeeper to look down on it.

Wan Niang said to the shopkeeper: "This embroidery is really exquisite, the stitches are delicate and the colors are dignified, and the Buddha statue looks auspicious and solemn. It is a fine product. I wonder if the shopkeeper can tell you the price. Even if you don't buy it, the price should be public, right?"

The shopkeeper saw that Wanniang knew a little about embroidery, she was not an ignorant village girl, and she was less contemptuous, so she nodded: "The price is open to the public, and the price of this Buddha statue is 180 taels."

Aunt Zhou covered her mouth in shock.

(End of this chapter)