The opera CEO Kangxi praised him directly, saying that Xiao Fugua was right and that it would be fine to continue to think according to this idea.

Although he was not born in the Aisin Gioro family, he still generously expressed his blessings from the Emperor of the Qing Dynasty.

However, after the war, Kangxi was always worried that the national treasury was empty, so he gave less real gold and silver, and there were more empty heads. In the end, he rewarded the royal family with the specifications for giving birth. The three silver things for babies’ birthdays [silver scaffolding and collar] and a set of four treasures of study that were standard in the Internal Affairs Office. Two eunuchs were sent to Prince Dun’s Mansion to go with him.

To be honest, the labor costs sent are more valuable than this gift.

But this is too great for the sake of the face. It can be said that this is completely the action of Xiao Fugua supporting his aunt.

Xiao Fugua told Kangxi that Kangxi was also willing to indulge Xiao Fugua, which of course was also a recognition of Yue Zhongqi's achievements in recent years.

As a person who wants to save money but never lives a poor life, so he always doesn't save any ideas. He has a very heavy part-time job every year during the Chinese New Year, which is to wholesale couplets... Oh no, it is to write the word "Fu". This activity has been going on for many years, and he saves a lot of money for Emperor Kangxi every year.

Think about it, he basically had to write about 300 pieces of the word "Fu" and give it to the ministers.

If you don’t give blessings during the Chinese New Year every year, just sending gifts for the New Year reward, that gift will cost at least dozens or hundreds of taels of silver, which will cost tens of thousands of taels of silver. And it seems that’s the case. After all, the gift of hundreds of taels of silver is not a good thing after all, after all, the gift of hundreds of taels of silver is not a good thing after being deducted from the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

Of course, not many of these words "Fu" were written by Kangxi himself, and they were all assigned to his top sons, so the work was not very heavy.

Anyway, everyone is idle, so make some contribution to the country.

But now when I think of the rewards for all kinds of big and small things, I have been scattered every year, and I only count this from the Office of the Internal Affairs, no less than a thousand times.

Most rewards are real money and silver, and thousands of taels are rewarded at a time.

Mr. Kangxi told Xiao Fugua about this and assigned a task, saying that if you want to reward those particularly decent servants at home, what method is the most favorable and easy to use?

Xiao Fugua came up with a move without thinking too much.

I bought a batch of fans, made of silk and bamboo and white silk fan surfaces, which were very elegant but not expensive. The purchase price of a high-quality fan bottom was only 100 yuan, and the texture was of high quality.

Of course, it is considered exquisite in bamboo materials, which is very different from the fans of hundreds or thousands of taels of silver that were circulated at that time.

After purchasing these fans, Xiao Fugua said that she would use these fans in the future when she painted and practiced calligraphy, and next time she would give them to others.

Anyway, it is made of bamboo and silk, and the shelf life is limited, so he can give it again next year.

This... is very consistent with Master Kangxi's wishes.

First, Xiao Fugua plagiarized the origin of the word "Fu" by Emperor Kangxi, and second, this fan can indeed be rewarded for years, which is more practical than the word "Fu" that must be given during the Chinese New Year.

As for Mr. Kangxi, he promoted this method. Of course, he did not say that it was made by Xiao Fugua. It was just that after someone got hundreds of fans, Mr. Kangxi looked at the box of fans and became square.
Chapter completed!