Moreover, Third Brother and Third Sister-in-law are quite patient; five hundred jin in one day is already their physical limit, so they don't seek more, transitioning slowly is already excellent.
Ye Huan thought about the fruit in her space, and it seemed it could be sold on Third Brother and Third Sister-in-law's cart too, so she began to accumulate fruit.
In the summer of 1984, the minimum protective purchase price for top-grade watermelon in Beijing was 0.07 yuan per jin, and the highest retail price couldn't exceed 0.25 yuan per jin.
The watermelons in Ye Huan's space were large and juicy. She sold them to Third Brother and Third Sister-in-law for ten cents per jin because she was selling in April, a time when nobody else had watermelons. It was an early opportunity, so being slightly expensive was okay, but not too expensive, or nobody would buy them.
