There were horses, donkeys, mules, cattle and sheep, and so on.

And where there are tea plantations in the bazaar, living things are sold here, and dead things are sold elsewhere.

Like a cow, others buy it back to cultivate.

If you buy calves, you will be able to feed them and plough the fields when they grow up.

Many children in the countryside will help the family herd the cattle.

Sheep are used for eating, and some people buy sheep for milk.

Some slightly wealthier families may buy a sheep when the woman is short of milk, and feed the child with goat's milk so that the child will not starve to death.

As for horses, donkeys and mules are basically used to transport goods.

Su Qingyao arrived at a stall selling horses and began to choose.

In her previous life, she was more familiar with horses because of her professional relationship, and she also stayed in the horse farm for a while.

So she was able to distinguish what horses were good and what horses were bad.

There are more than a dozen horses in front of me, some large and some small, but they are basically the same.

When buying a horse, you have to look at two things, one is to look at the structure of the horse. The second is to look at the temperament of the horse, and then to look at the bloodline of the horse.

It's not too high-end to trade horse breeds in a small town.

Sweat and blood treasures like that are basically used by the imperial court, and the ones who come to them to buy for ordinary people are ordinary varieties.

Su Qingyao took a closer look at the dozen or so horses, and picked a few good ones, and at first glance, he became more acquainted with powerful horses. Then he walked over, touched a few of the horses he had picked out, and got closer. The main purpose of this is to examine the temperament of the horse.

She can't pick a horse with a too restless temperament, she has to pick the kind that is more docile.

Otherwise, if the horse is too anxious when riding a horse, it will be easy to go crazy, and it is easy to be dangerous while riding.

Qin Sheng looked at Su Qingyao from the side, originally he was worried that he wouldn't be able to recognize the quality of the horse, he didn't know how to choose, and it was easy to be cheated when he bought it.

Now looking at Su Qingyao's selection, she seems to know very well.

Qin Sheng thought about it for a while, and felt strange again. It stands to reason that the daughter-in-law, like her, should not recognize the horse.

How can you pick it up so professionally?

Could it be that the daughter-in-law is pretending to be forced again? It's like you really understand.

After Su Qingyao made a selection, she pointed to the horse she was most satisfied with and asked the stall owner, "How much does this horse cost?" ”

There was a hint of shock in the stall's eyes.

A little girl knows how to know horses so well, and she picked the best one out of more than a dozen horses at once.

This is an insider!

There are really not many people in the town who know how to read horses, and they are basically ordinary people!

After being shocked, the stall owner immediately said with a smile, "Does the girl want this horse?" Your vision is so good that you have taken away one of the best horses in my little stall at once.

Because it is the best, this horse is the most expensive, and it costs forty taels of silver!

Would you like to take a look at the others? This one is only twenty-five taels, and this one is only twenty taels! The others are only about thirty taels. ”

The stall owner said, pointing to a thin and sick horse.

The price of these two horses is indeed lower, but Su Qingyao doesn't want it very much.

Then there should be something wrong with being thin.

And that sick, lifeless horse, who knows when she will die when she buys it back, then she has to die?

Since you have to spend money, you naturally buy the best one, and it is a matter of a few taels more and a few taels.

A horse has to take so long, you can't bother with such a small amount of money.

(Eight watches are over, I've been a little busy lately, eight watches)