Peerless pastoral little green plum

Chapter 50
Wang Mudan just came back from the vegetable field, and she held a basket of freshly picked beans in her hand. She stuffed the basket of beans into Yao Tieshu's arms: "I don't know what she plans to do, but Hua'er is a sensible child. She must have her reasons for what she does, let's leave it alone, tear up the bean shreds for me, and I'll make the porridge first."

"Oh, okay," Yao Tieshu took the beans, looked at Yao Huahua suspiciously, and then sat under the eaves to peel them.

And Yao Huahua has been dealing with the boxwood in his hand non-stop.

Wood is divided into softwood and hardwood, and boxwood belongs to hardwood. Hardwood has uniform wood and straight texture, and the things made are high-grade. This is why she finally chose this boxwood after searching in the mountains for a long time.

In modern times, wood usually needs to be dried for a period of time after being cut, but Yao Huahua made small workpieces, so there is no need for this. She can directly use the materials directly. She is also fortunate that there are so many high-grade woods on the back mountain, and she really answered the sentence: Rely on the mountain to eat the mountain.

On the first day, Yao Huahua made five hairpins, each of which was different, one was a peony flower, and the other four were peach blossom, lotus flower, spoon medicine, and plum blossom.

Yao Huahua first put the peony hairpin on her mother's hair bun. Wang Mudan, who was originally looking very plain, was decorated with this hairpin, which added a bit of elegance and made her look even more charming.Wang Mudan was amazed by Yao Huahua's craftsmanship, and this time she even supported her in woodwork.

The next day, Yao Huahua made three small carriages. These three small carriages were only about the size of a palm, with different patterns and details. To the surprise of Wang Mudan and Yao Tieshu, the wheels of these three small carriages could move. , It's the same as the real thing.

"Huaer's mother, do you remember... that... the mute who painted pictures in the next door village that we, we discussed a few years ago? Our Huaer..." Yao Tieshu wanted to say that Yao Huahua was really talented.

Wang Mudan also said happily: "Now I know what Hua'er wants to do. Hua'er wants to sell these things in the market, isn't it Hua'er?"

Yao Huahua looked at her father and mother's startled look, and she was secretly delighted. She thought to herself, these things are actually pediatrics to her, and it is not difficult to make them at all. If they are made rougher, she can do them in a day Five or six cars.

On the fifth day of work, Yao Huahua made more things, such as women's hair accessories, children's toys, scholars' pen holders, and a piece of boxwood. Run out.

On the sixth day, Yao Huahua took Wang Mudan to the market again. Wang Mudan already knew that Yao Huahua was going to sell these gadgets in the market, so naturally he followed.

Wang Mudan was worried that Hua'er usually stuttered when talking to her family, and she might be bullied when she went to the town to face strangers.

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In the town, Yao Huahua and Wang Mudan set up a stall on a street corner.

That location was what Yao Huahua had taken a fancy to when he came a few days earlier. Although there were not many people and traffic, and it was not too lively, it was in line with Yao Huahua's market positioning.

The wooden products she sells are priced high, and ordinary people will definitely not be willing to pay for them. However, there are many rich houses on this street. Although there are few people, the people who come and go are richer, so they should be willing to buy her things.

Yao Huahua's booth is very simple, with two small benches, a piece of dark blue cheesecloth, and freshly made wooden products placed on the cheesecloth.

Her wooden products are all made of fresh logs, and against the background of blue coarse cloth, they look white, fresh and eye-catching.

(End of this chapter)