Facts have proved that the pragmatic Lao He has a more thorough understanding of the problem.
The next day was the last day of the international exhibition.
The exhibition was completely over at noon.
To be exact, it started from yesterday morning.
Let’s not talk about the other booths for now.
The Huaguo booth was a success, and the exhibits were basically all good, with huge orders.
Even the unpopular bamboo flower baskets, fruit plates and other small items.
As well as hand-woven ropes for fabrics, there are a large number of orders.
The quantity was so large that the booth manager said excitedly with tears in his eyes:
"What should we do? We don't have that much stock, so we just need to gather everyone in our village.
I guess we won’t be able to deliver the order within the stipulated time!"
"It's nothing more than a matter of hiring more workers. Why don't you set up a factory and do bamboo and fabric weaving?
I think these two are very promising!
You will have plenty of money to spend in the next few years."
Someone gave the person in charge a suggestion.
After hearing this, Sui Sui immediately joined in the fun.
“We can weave more than just bamboo fruit baskets, vegetable baskets, and flower baskets.
You can also make cat beds, dog beds, or hamster beds.”
Not only the person in charge of weaving, but also Minister Gao and others were stunned when they heard it.
"Cat and dog houses? And hamster houses?"
Minister Gao was immediately pessimistic, "There's no need to weave a house specifically for cats and dogs.
If the dog lives outside the house, you can build a house with wooden boards or bricks to protect it from wind and rain.
Doesn’t the cat sleep on the stove cabinet?
Can this be sold?"
After saying this, Minister Gao paused, but ultimately couldn't help himself.
He continued, “As for the hamster nest.
You mean a rat's nest?
There are people who raise mice specifically? What do they raise them for?
Even build nests for mice.
Isn't this just because you have nothing better to do?
Could it be that there is too much food at home and we can’t finish it?
So we raise mice so they can help us eat?
Minister Gao felt a toothache just thinking about it.
What a waste!
After hearing Minister Gao's questions, Sui Sui's mouth twitched.
Well, she forgot that this was still a simple era where people just had enough food and clothing.
But it is only limited to the country of flowers.
Many people overseas and even in Hong Kong keep pets.
They are taken care of very carefully, not much worse than the cat slaves and dog slaves of later generations.
Even at this time, keeping pets is basically a hobby exclusive to the rich.
Few people in later generations could catch up with the cat slaves and dog slaves of that time.
The level of attention to detail towards your cats and dogs.
"Minister Gao, that's because you've never been abroad.
There are many people overseas who raise cats and dogs as if they were their own children and grandchildren.
Even better than to his own children and grandchildren!
It's called having a pet.
A hamster is not a mouse..."
A young man who had just returned from abroad gave a rapid-fire introduction.
Minister Gao's brows twitched when he heard this.
He couldn't understand.
However, he understood a little bit.
"That is to say, what Comrade Sui Sui just mentioned, those cat and dog houses.
If we make it and directly target overseas markets, will it still be a good idea?
Sui Sui believes that there is.
Pet nests woven from bamboo will be a trend in the coming decades.
At this moment, there is no concept of pets in China.
Not to mention any trends.
As for comparing with overseas, it is naturally a rare commodity.
Of course there is a market.
Cats, in particular, will love bamboo cat beds.
It can be used as a cat scratching post and also as a bed.
If the workmanship is more refined, the price can be higher.
By noon, merchants from all over the world had almost completely left the market.
Staff have begun collecting items.
At this time, members of the U.S. Congress came with people from other countries.
He persistently asked the Flower Kingdom to put the overall situation first and disclose the prescription for the sake of all mankind.
The others remained silent.
Lao He was firm and maintained his original attitude.
“We don’t publish prescriptions.
But if you don’t want the additional quotas for overseas production of the second, third and fourth batches of special-effect drugs.
We will naturally filter you out and not force you to do anything you don’t want to do.”
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