Qin Xue, before leaving the house, said to him, "It's better to teach a man to fish than to give him a fish."
His wife's exact words were, "When you go to pick up the car, that Uncle Li Xiang will surely talk to you about a small business deal.
You can agree to it, but my conditions are different from the ones he proposes.
Once he makes his offer, use that walker as tuition, then tell him to make more of the walkers and bring them to sell in the county town.
Remember, he has to make a lot before bringing them to sell."
At first, Chu Molin didn't understand why Qin Xue made a point of this particular instruction.
Now that he saw the finished walkers, he understood her meaning.
Because it was easy to learn, anyone could figure it out and make them after a bit of fiddling.
But with a change in thinking, if Li Xiang made a lot before selling them, he would take the lead and earn the money first.
