Sturgeon roe...a tiger's mouth...a mouthful of gold...a sense of superiority...

With a flash of inspiration, Chu Qing suddenly understood where the feeling of superiority came from.

Rare things are valuable; rich people only buy expensive ones and not the right ones; businessmen, in order to make huge profits, fully promote the consumption concept of "you deserve it", and then generate supporting publicity methods.

For example, caviar is only authentic if it is made from sturgeon roe, so is it not caviar made from other fish roes?

The purpose of putting sturgeon roe sauce on the tiger's mouth is to make its temperature close to the skin temperature. If it tastes good, then heating it over water will not achieve the purpose? Or will it not achieve the effect if it is placed on the palm of the hand?

In order to sell milk powder, milk powder merchants can say that breastfeeding is unscientific; diamond merchants can sell not-so-rare diamonds at sky-high prices by promoting the slogan "A diamond lasts forever"; skin care products whose efficacy is all based on glycerin content, once sold

With the slogan "You deserve it", you can sell water for the price of glycerin, and then sell glycerin for the price of gold.

Coupled with specious "pseudo-scientific" propaganda to fool people, those with a lot of money will surely win.

With ninety-nine dollars, you can't buy a loss or be fooled, but you can't buy a sense of superiority either.

Class divides people into three, six or nine levels. People of different classes naturally have different senses of superiority, and businessmen strengthen their sense of superiority through products - alas, marketing science, Chu Qing is convinced.

"The rich are the bosses, and those without money have a hard time. Even if I can't stand it, what can I do?" Chu Qing snorted a little and laughed at herself: "I belong to the rich group.

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Come on, show it off!

Chu Qing asked the village chief's son to find the densest fishing net with one finger of mesh. He also used several layers of nets to hold the entire sturgeon roe, and then rubbed and washed it in a basin of water until all the fascia was removed.

, and take out the rinsed fish roe, prepare salt water and pour it on.

It is said that the caviar needs to be marinated within a quarter of an hour. Chu calculated the time and found that it was almost done. It was not too difficult.

After marinating, the village chief and his son tasted it. They both nodded in praise, but Chu Qing could see the regret in the eyes of the village chief's son. He preferred to eat the original fish roe.

Chu Qing took Guo Zhengbiao aside and suggested that he build a fishery to breed sturgeon and catfish. This is a long-term job, because the maturity cycle of sturgeon fish is very long, and it may not be effective for eight to ten years.

Guo Zhengbiao looked embarrassed, because if he wanted the government agencies to contribute capital, it would have required many layers of procedures, and no government agencies would admit that he had money.

So Chu Qing went further and said, "Or, how about you give me a note and I invest in building a fishery and give you 10% of the shares?"

Helping others can also make a profit for yourself. This is a win-win situation.

Thinking of the jars of caviar in the future, which would be jars of gold, Chu Qing really saw stars in his eyes - stars in the shape of gold ingots.

Guo Zhengbiao was interested in making acquaintance with Chu Qing. Although he did not see any "money prospects" for this fishy and salty thing, since Chu Qing made a request, if he complied with it, he would have a good relationship.

So not only did he agree to allocate land for Chu Qing to build a fishing ground, he also refused to take 10% of the shares.

Chu Qing didn't say anything at the time, but when he returned, he wrote a deed, clearly confirming the 10% stake in the deed.

As for the caviar that had been made, Zhuo Yao went back to find an ice tray to store it. With the ice cubes still keeping it in place, the one-month shelf life was no problem.

There are many wealthy people in Kyoto, and they eat a variety of foods. Many wealthy people can adapt to unfermented shrimp paste, and even think it has a mellower taste than fermented shrimp paste, so adapting to caviar is not a big problem.

Chu Qing wrote a promotional draft and asked Zhuo Yao to memorize it: For example, it is not easy to obtain. To obtain authentic caviar, it takes more than seven years for sturgeon and more than ten years for catfish;

For example, caviar must be marinated within a quarter of an hour, otherwise it will not taste fresh;

For example, caviar is a great tonic, which can improve eyesight, prevent rickets, moisturize muscles and remove freckles, enhance physical fitness, etc.;

There is also the authentic way to eat caviar - put it in the tiger's mouth to make it warm with the skin, lick it, and feel the "pop" sound of the caviar being broken through the eggs by the tip of your tongue and palate. Don't bite with your teeth, as that will lose the taste...

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In short, it is the same thing as in this world - good things are not for people to enjoy, but are specially made to torture people. People have to serve those things, no matter how troublesome they are, in order to embody elegance and nobility.

The rich must spend huge sums of money to pay for huge crimes, so that... Chu Qing can make money.

Chu Qingxiao couldn't stand that salty and fishy thing, but there were many people who "deserve it". Buying and selling is a matter of "love between husband and concubine".

As for the price, Chu Qing also set a very high price, a small porcelain jar as big as a palm cost a hundred taels of silver, and Chu Qing could make this money with peace of mind.

With Daxuan’s current logistics level, refrigeration costs and caviar production, if you want to eat delicious and authentic caviar, a small can of 100 taels is very affordable!

"Let's go to the beach again." Chu Qing said to Guo Zhengbiao.

During these days, Guo Zhengbiao did nothing else but accompanied Chu Qing to inspect aquatic products.

At the seaside, Chu Qing and Guo Zhengbiao signed a contract for the purchase of many seafood products. Guo Zhengbiao was very happy because his political achievements this year were expected to be outstanding.

"Xiaobao, mother is trying to get business for your escort agency." Chu Qing muttered in her heart. Suddenly, Chu Qing thought that Xiaobao's birthday would be in another month and a half.

Chu Qing didn't know Xiao Bao's birth date, and Bai Hua and the others didn't check this in detail when they investigated Chu Qing's family. Chu Qing always regarded the day when she and Xiao Bao left Zhang Ji Restaurant as her birthday.

Moreover, in the past few years, Xiaobao's birthday has often been missed. "I am not qualified to be a mother!" Chu Qing thought.

This year the child is twelve years old. In his first zodiac year, Chu Qing must have a good birthday.

One and a half months... hurry up, just think that the eight hundred miles is a rush, and when you reach Voss and the prairie, you can speed up.

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Xiaobao has encountered more troubles recently.

Although the "Book of Repentance" copied by Xiaomu made the surrounding herdsmen understand what happened, more people in Wos did not understand.

So much so that the small traders who followed the trend and flocked to Voss to do business were impacted to varying degrees, such as being "boycotted".

Resistance occurs in many ways.

Daxuan people in Vos usually operate as individual businesses, establish good relations with the tribes where they live, pay a certain amount of land rent, and build their own tents or yurts as shops to sell goods.

However, as soon as the public opinion about "Da Xuan is a thief who stole jade from the Kingdom of Vos and sold the defective products to the people of Vos at high prices" spread, the business of these merchants became deserted.

Most of these merchants have shops in the border markets. What they bring to Voss is indeed defective and cheap goods, and the prices they sell are indeed higher than at home.

But this is understandable.

The people of Wos mostly buy and sell grain and tea in the mutual market, but very few daily necessities. After all, it is not easy to come all the way here, and they are entrusted by a village or tribe to buy in large quantities.

It's basically impossible to meet everyone's needs.

For example, there are families in need of candles, families in need of barrels, and families in need of needles, thread, and brains, but their unified needs are to sell furs and buy food and medicine. Naturally, the people of Vos who come to buy give priority to

What the public needs.

Then daily needs are usually not met.
Chapter completed!