When Song Liyun arrived, it was still early. There was only an old man sweeping the floor. When he saw her enter the yard, he quickly put down his broom and came over to greet her.
At his age, he shouldn't be so respectful to Song Liyun, the daughter of a military household. However, this guild hall was funded by the Song family, and they only needed to take care of it every day to receive tea money to subsidize the use of the guild hall.
This is the Song family doing good deeds, so when they saw Song Liyun, their words were respectful and flattering: "Good morning, Miss. The water has just boiled, and you can have the first pot of tea."
Song Liyun shook her head, placed the basket of vegetables and several pounds of flour she was carrying on the table, and looked at the empty tea table, asking, "Is no one drinking tea or playing cards now? Is there any income for the day?"
The old man smiled and said, "Now the people in town are either farming or tending to their vegetables, and they also make vermicelli. They don't have much time to sit idle, and they only earn fifty coins a day."
Although the townspeople have less free time now, they still like to come here to sit and ask for news.
In the past, I would sit for half a day when I had nothing to do, but now that I have money in my basket, I don't feel bad about spending a penny or two on tea to sit for a while.
"Oh! That's not bad!"
Song Liyun raised an eyebrow. With this income of fifty coins, the old folks' hall could basically afford to eat more refined grains.
Hearing that she had arrived, Old Man Zhang hurriedly came over from the nursing home: "Miss Song, is there something you need?"
"I have something to tell everyone. Please ask the old man to inform the head of the town to come here."
“Okay!” Old Zhang readily agreed and was about to head out to inform each household.
The original intention of establishing the Broken Gold Guild Hall was to provide a place for the townspeople to chat and a convenient place to gather for meetings.
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