Su Binglan's eyes lit up as she wondered why she had not thought of that. She said, "You know more than I do. Now we won't have to buy cotton and can just fill the dolls with rags or wheat husks. They'll look just as good.
"We can also make higher-end dolls stuffed with cotton and sell them at a higher price. We can make cheaper and more expensive ones. Then the villagers can afford them too."
Su Binglan always considered different spending standards for people whenever she started a business. She would not deliberately make high-end products for poorer people who could not afford them.
That way, she could consider both classes of people and make cheap and expensive products.
Ding Wan's smile became even wider when her niece praised her. She also thought she was helpful and would be more confident in helping her niece manage the embroidery shop.
"That's all I know. I'm not as knowledgable as you, Binglan."
