Travel Through the Tang Dynasty, Fu Nuan's Border Town Noodle Shop

[No CP+Group portraits of little people+Food+Warm daily life+Get rich] Xizhou of the Tang Dynasty was a frontier gateway, a place where Hu and Han were mixed. The butcher Jin's family came here to seek refuge with their relatives. Before they had time to take a closer look at the scenery of the border town, small difficulties followed one after another. Non-local households cannot be allocated farmland, so how can they farm the land? No way. We were allotted a house and could live in it, but we only had half a year to transition. The family's livelihood depends entirely on Brother Aye's pig-butchering skills. But Xizhou doesn't eat pigs! To learn how to kill a sheep and detach an ox, you have to submit it to the monks, which costs money. Seeing how poor her family was, Fu Nuan, the young lady of the Jin family, rolled up her sleeves and said, "If life is tight, let's do business." The first step is to "capture" the state government office and the east city gate by grabbing cakes with your hands. The second step is to set up a small noodle stall. Freshly fried and topped with noodles, piping hot and fragrant. Later... Since there were not enough manpower, Fu Nuan and A Niang looked at the two neighbors next door. One family touched the corpse, and the other beheaded them. The writer's aunt was proficient in spices, and the executioner's aunt was quick at work. Come, come, come, recruit everyone, and expand the small noodle stall into a small noodle shop! - White noodles, gray noodles, yellow noodles, naked noodles, millet noodles... Hu cakes, soup cakes, ring cakes, steamed buns, ancient cakes... Fu Nuan kneaded the homemade cooking techniques he had seen in his previous life, one pot at a time, into the smoke and dust of Xizhou. The Sogdian merchants couldn't walk around after eating, and the Turks settled down and slapped the table after eating and wanted to become members. Some people from Xizhou said: "In Fu Nuan Noodle House, you can taste the taste of hometown." Fu Nuan thought to himself: "Hometown? My hometown in my previous life is more than a thousand years further away than here." - The noodle shop is small and the days are long. The Silk Road is long and full of people coming and going. Eat well, drink well, and live comfortably. The more food you farm, the more delicious it gets. Welcome all guests to come and taste.