This includes the customer in the corner checking the antiques, ready to buy...
In fact, don't be fooled by the seemingly idle staff. There are still customers in this store.
The store is so large that only a few scattered customers make it seem like there are none.
Many customers are actually hidden by the cabinets, and since most of them are either wealthy or noble, with distinguished demeanors, they rarely make a fuss, making the place extraordinarily quiet.
At Sui Tang Square, the sales method allows customers to browse and select freely. If they have questions, they can ask, without fear of being coaxed into buying things they didn't want.
If the customers are skilled at appraisal or prefer autonomy, the staff become almost unnecessary.
However, the customers who were originally selecting items were startled by an unexpected customer who broke the norm.
Gift?
The true master?
Isn't the master of Sui Tang Square this old man?
