Zhao Nuanyue did a quick calculation. She had over four hundred yuan. The village women and the more dexterous men had also earned tens, or even hundreds, of yuan.
In an era of scarcity, this amount of money was enough for a family to live on for a year, enough to find a wife for a son, and more than enough for a daughter's generous dowry.
Since it wasn't time for spring planting yet and everyone had money in their pockets, many people went to the market fair in groups.
Zhao Nuanyue naturally brought her younger brother, and Little Red Carp also hopped on the ox-cart to go to the market fair with them.
Zhao Nuanyue not only had the money she earned herself, but also the money and ration tickets her mother, Xia Yingyu, often sent. In addition, Hua Yusen also frequently sent her money and tickets. So this time in the county town, Zhao Nuanyue bought two huge bags of goods, enough to last for a very long time.
