Making Money in the Era | 1980s Intangible Cultural Heritage Pastry, a bowl of sweet-scented osmanthus cake earns 15 yuan
Traveling back in time to a poor mountain village in 1981, Lin Yan opened his eyes and saw his mother-in-law pointing her nose at his mother-in-law and scolding the three of them for being dragsters. The family was so poor that they couldn't even eat cornbread, the younger siblings were so hungry that they cried, and the original owner was so worried that he almost fell into the water and almost burped!
In times of desperation, [Jiangnan Heritage Pastry System] is heavily bundled. A novice gift pack unlocks the intangible cultural heritage recipe of osmanthus cake. You find out that there is only half a kilogram of flour left at home, knead the dough, steam the cake, and sprinkle osmanthus. Once the soft, glutinous and sweet osmanthus cake is released, the fragrance spreads throughout the street!
I went to the town to set up a stall before dawn, and was immediately surrounded by people. I sold out a basket of cakes and made a huge profit of fifteen yuan! You must know that the monthly salary of workers in this era was only 30 yuan. When they went home with the money, the mother-in-law's face turned into flowers and she even shouted that her daughter was marrying the right person!
From then on, he made money all the way by relying on intangible cultural heritage cakes, such as osmanthus cake, lotus cake, and mung bean cake, all of which were popular and sold out; he set up street stalls, opened small shops, and built chains, and gradually became a tycoon!
Solve the shortage of ingredients, build a supply chain, and sell intangible cultural heritage pastries from poor mountain villages to all over China, and then to the world; slap in the face the jealous neighbors, crush the competition among peers, lead the folks to get rich, and let the intangible cultural heritage skills carry forward!
From a poor kid who couldn't afford to eat, to a pastry tycoon with a net worth of tens of billions, from a despised dirtbag, to a national-level intangible cultural heritage inheritor!
Lin Yan said: Don't ask, just ask: I made a lot of money in the 1980s with a bowl of sweet-scented osmanthus cake, making the whole family happy and delicious, inheriting intangible cultural heritage and making money at the same time!
