Ning Weiqing was transformed into a down-and-out businesswoman. She was originally regarded as a marriage pawn. She wanted to escape and even thought of a way out, but she was trapped in the cold courtyard to fend for herself.
She sighed in her heart, gave up her identity as Miss Ning, and turned into a hidden merchant in the market.
The Ning family thought she had no money and bullied her because she didn't know how to do business. Then the bamboo paintings made by Ning Weiqing sold for hundreds of silver.
What's more, it attracted many people to pursue her, including the young governor who had many responsibilities and wanted to hire her to grow crops.
Bamboo weaving can be used to make all kinds of things. The utensils on the bottom are loved by the people, and the customized jewelry, calligraphy and paintings on the top are popular with the officials.
However, it is difficult to change the status quo of the imperial court that emphasizes literature and neglects business. Ning Weiqing established himself in Beijing with bamboo weaving products, which was ridiculed by some.
"You only have bamboo weaving skills and no support. You can just put it in the market. How dare you put it in the court without seeing who will appreciate it?"
And the Shaofu Supervisor walked out, chuckled lazily, and stood beside Ning Weiqing: "Who said she has no one to rely on? I'm not like that?"
Later, as bamboo weaving spread more and more, Ning Weiqing became the leader of the merchants. Later, there were rumors that Ning Weiqing must have been close to the young master's supervisor, and there must have been more than one, so he got such a title, hoping to cause a fight in the court.
The battle in the court was caused, but it was not as expected. The officials who disliked Zhenxiang in the early stage and were very willing to support Ning Weiqing looked up blankly: Ah, are you talking about us?
*No cheating, I have saved the manuscript and opened it
Purpose: Inherit bamboo weaving as an intangible cultural heritage
