"I also brought some for my fourth uncle and eldest cousin. You can take a look and see if they are useful. If they are, I will have someone bring them to you regularly in the future."
As she spoke, she took out a stack of white rice paper from her cross-body bag, about thirty sheets in total.
She made this while teaching her second uncle how to make paper these days, and she used the leftover bark from last time.
The eldest cousin took it and looked at it carefully with his fourth uncle. He looked up excitedly and said, "It's the same as the one sold in the bookstore."
"Why do I feel it's better? It seems whiter and thicker." Fourth Uncle touched the thickness of the paper and felt incredible.
"Now that you mention it, I think it should be thicker."
Su Qiao raised the corner of his lips.
Of course it should be thicker.
The first time she made it, she was not very skilled. The second time she imitated the rice paper she bought in town and added calcined lime to bleach it.
The paper made in this way is not only thicker and whiter, but the ink will not easily spread when writing or painting.
"Qiao'er, you... you really surprised me, your grandpa!" Even Grandpa Zhou couldn't help but marvel.
Three or four months ago, she was a dark, lazy, greedy little girl who didn't like to clean up. After a few months, she has changed so much.
The old lady was so happy that she couldn't stop smiling: "Qiao'er, you are calling that person Ming something."
The fourth son smiled helplessly and changed it: "Mom, if you don't make a sound, you'll be amazing."
The old lady nodded repeatedly: "Yes, yes, that's right, it's called a blockbuster. It's only been half a year since we last met, and I didn't expect that my Qiao'er has become so amazing."
Zhou Lihua also looked proud: "Hehe, my daughter said that when she makes money from selling paper, she will buy me a gold bracelet and a gold hairpin."
Su Qiao blushed a little because of the praise.
"Grandpa, grandma, it's actually not a big deal. I was just thinking about it when I had nothing to do, and I didn't expect to figure it out by chance."
"What nonsense are you thinking? It's obvious that my daughter is hungry, so she always wants to earn money to buy food to fill her stomach, so she came up with these ideas."
Zhou Lihua didn't mean anything by saying this, she was just nagging casually, but it surprised the Zhou family.
"Not full?"
"How can you not be full?"
The old lady frowned.
Is it possible that my daughter and granddaughter have a hard time in the old Su family
If that's the case, then why did you bring back so much food today
Su Qiao glanced helplessly at her mother Zhou Lihua and said that she had a slip of the tongue, and she was really right.
"Grandma, don't get me wrong. It's actually because I'm naturally strong. The food that normal people eat is just enough for me. But I'm too embarrassed to tell my grandma and the others."
Zhou Lihua happily drank the brown sugar water while saying, "Don't lie to me. I heard from your brother that you have never had a full meal since you were a child. You are so hungry that you feel dizzy and weak all over every day."
"Is there such a thing?"
The Zhou family looked at Su Qiao curiously.
She is not too tall, just the height of an average woman, and not too strong either. She is a little rounder than the average woman, but not fat either.
How can such a small body be so strong
Why does it seem so unbelievable
"Mom, don't disbelieve me. The millstone in the backyard of the old Su family weighs at least three or four hundred kilograms. She just picked it up and even walked around the yard twice. It was not a big deal at all."
Zhou Lihua was a talkative person, and having said so much, Su Qiao couldn't stop her any longer and could only let her talk to her heart's content.
"So that's how it is."
Everyone finally believed it.