Grandma also has some skills, inherited handmade soap passed down from ancestors. She usually sells them in a room by the door. After the policy changed, she made some to sell.
Grandma usually relies on this to make a living.
When Lin Wan came in, she saw Grandma sitting inside the shop, fanning herself with a sunflower fan. Seeing someone enter, she quickly struggled to get up from the rocking chair and asked, "What would the young lady like to buy?"
Grandma turned seventy-five this year, slightly plump, giving the impression of being very friendly and easy to talk to.
Lin Wan smiled awkwardly and glanced around the room. Besides a wooden shelf against one wall filled with soap wrapped in oil paper, there was only a table and a rocking chair.
On the table was a large porcelain teapot with the slogan "Serving the People." Beneath it was a red iron thermos. In one corner of the room, there was also a rotating fan. Lin Wan remembered this fan.
