"Sweetness comes from the roots of bitterness, and sweetness comes from the gathering of hundreds of families" - it does not describe the power and intrigue, but only depicts the various local conditions; it does not admire the princes and generals, but seeks the amiability of the light. (There is no golden finger, no court affairs, no house fighting and sadomasochism. It focuses on the history of sugar production in a small village. It writes about the world with sweetness and conveys the warmth of the world.) An ordinary farm girl improves her life and the lives of the villagers through sugar production technology. How she wins the trust of the villagers step by step, overcomes difficulties, and finally successfully leads everyone to make a small amount of money.
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1,000 kilograms of sugar should cost at least 100 taels.
The author changes it 1,000 kilograms of sugar should cost at least 100 taels.