Three days before the Queen Mother's birthday, Huanhua House held another bidding meeting.
Mu Yunhan followed Gu Fenglin's words and took back the three boxes of medicine photos sent by Gu Yilan as they were to bid on them.
It was still taken away by Prince Xinling's Mansion at a high price.
Mu Yunhan waited for two days, but the medicine finally did not return to her hands.
At the same time, Yaoshantang Restaurant supplied food and drinks to Huanhua House for the first time and was a great success.
Two days before the Queen Mother's birthday, the Yaoshantang Embroidery Workshop recruited the first batch of twenty female embroidery workers.
They all come from the female relatives of the Mu clan, including Aunt Ou Kui.
The wages are calculated based on the quality of the embroidery work. The more you work, the more you will get.
The better the craftsmanship, the higher the price you get.
If you don’t understand, there are still masters who can teach you.
From sketching, identifying colors, dividing lines, moving stitches, choosing the right fabric, and even understanding simple calligraphy, there are dedicated people in charge of teaching.
Of course, it is not possible to continue learning for a long time, but one month is the deadline.
If you don't make great progress in this month, it proves that you don't have the talent, and you have no choice but to quit.
After reading this system, the female workers whispered, not knowing what kind of medicine Mu Yunhan was selling in his gourd.
Mu Yunhan did not explain, but led everyone to the main hall of Xiufang.
There is a picture of squirrels hanging on the wall of the main hall. There are twelve squirrels in total, each one is different, vivid and naive.
Mu Yunhan looked serious: "Whoever can embroider pictures of this level will pay one thousand taels for each picture on the spot."
One thousand taels is enough for a family to live a comfortable life for a long time.
The female workers looked at this picture and were eager to try it.
There were a group of women standing at the door who wanted to try it out. When they saw Mu Yunhan going out, they all called her: "Miss, my craftsmanship is also very good. You don't need to learn, you can do the work as soon as you go in."
Mu Yunhan smiled: "We also accept small items, but only good ones. You can send your own items and charge them at a high price."
A female steward stood up with a bright smile: "If you have something to sell, you can bring it over here."
The women all went home to get their things, hoping to exchange for three or five cents to supplement their family income.
Xiaomi was full of ambition: "Girl, if this continues, men will soon be unable to stay idle, and by then the village will be able to recruit people."
Mu Yunhan was not optimistic: "Needlework is always an easy job, it is not as exposed to wind and sun as in the fields. Besides, they are really used to being lazy. I can't tell, let's take a look first."
Sewing workshops do not make money. They take the needlework made by these tribesmen and sell it at a little extra cost.
Her original intention was to find a way for these people to make a living, so that they could get used to using labor in exchange for money, instead of expecting the three melons and two dates from the clan.
It's not that she looks down on these people, it's that those who were recruited by Gaosheng Restaurant were very enthusiastic at first, but later became lazy - anyway, if they are not going to die of hunger, they might as well stay there first.
I hope women can inspire men. Women are so important to a family.
Only by supervising each other to prevent each other from being lazy and rushing to work can we be self-reliant and self-reliant.
As soon as Mu Yunhan left, someone complained to Mr. Mu Er: "The eldest lady doesn't know what to do. She encourages the women to go out and show their faces instead of doing serious business. Many tribesmen said that no one is in charge of the family anymore."
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Master Mu Er had known about this for a long time, and he was very angry.
Just like last time, if Mu Yunhan hadn't said "worse than dogs", the tribesmen wouldn't have dared to pick and choose. (To be continued)