Xiao Taohua stopped her aunt's hand and said, "Mom, we have a carriage with a shed."
"Mom, our lives are getting better and better."
My aunt-in-law smiled and nodded, "Yes, yes, life is getting better and better."
When the adults heard this, they all smiled knowingly. When they thought about it carefully, they realized that the family’s possessions were increasing and their lives were getting better and better.
Butcher Yang's wife lowered her voice and said, "It was really a good decision to follow Su."
Butcher Yang chuckled, "Of course not. I've already seen that this girl Su is a capable person. It's definitely a good idea to follow her."
The first few times I went out with her, my pockets were bulging.
If you follow the main force, your wallet will definitely become thinner and thinner.
Every family began to pack up their things. Su Yin put some light clothes and bedding, fine rice and flour, and some valuable items into the cabinet under the carriage seat, and kept the rest on the mule cart.
In the past, because they had to travel quickly, the seven families shared two ox carts and one mule cart. Now, each family has animals to pull the cart, and their belongings are organized in order, so they are not afraid of falling behind due to lack of animals.
The Zhang family packed up everything, but did not leave. They were waiting for Su Yin and her group.
When Su Yin and his group started their journey, the Zhang family immediately followed.
As for the four women, after they arrived in Anping County, Su Yin helped them pay the entrance fee to the city, and gave each of them half a penny of silver, so that they would have time to plan their future path.
This was all she could do, no amount of Su Yin could help.
Su Yin looked at Nan Jingzhi and said, "Let's go first."
Nan Jingzhi waved at them.
The mule cart was left to Master Wan San to drive.
Su Yin was in charge of driving the carriage, Su Baozhu and Su Yin sat outside, and Su's mother was in the carriage with Yang Shuilian's two little sons.
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【Note 1】：According to historical records, during the Tang Dynasty, the price of cotton was relatively high, about 200 coins per catty.
By the Song Dynasty, cotton planting and textile technology had developed greatly, and the price of cotton gradually dropped to about 100 coins per catty.
During the Ming and Qing dynasties, the price of cotton was relatively stable, at around 50-80 coins per catty.
In ancient times, the price of cotton was also affected by the region. For example, in the southern region, cotton planting and textile technology were more developed, so the price of cotton was relatively low. In the northern region, cotton planting and textile technology were relatively backward, so the price of cotton was relatively high. In addition, the variety of cotton would also affect its price. In ancient times, there were two main varieties of cotton: fine-staple cotton and coarse-staple cotton. The fiber of fine-staple cotton was thin and long, the quality was better, and the price was relatively high; the fiber of coarse-staple cotton was thick and short, the quality was poor, and the price was relatively low.
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