Carefree Prince In Tang Dynasty

Who told you that cheap raw tea leaves are not bad for me? Li Xin decided to give this innocent little girl a good lesson. Of course, it was because of her good looks. Moreover, since she is also in the tea business, it is inevitable that there will be contacts in the future. If she does not speak clearly, similar conflicts will continue to occur.

It's not that Li Xin is afraid of the Boling Cui family, it's just that he finds it troublesome.

Cui Yingying thought that Li Xin was just stubborn and refused to admit it, so she sneered and said, Okay. Then I would like to ask His Highness the King of Chu, what harm does the lower raw tea price do to you?

In her view, no one would say no to a lower cost. Li Xin did not trade at the previous market price, but raised the price without authorization, which was simply seeking fault maliciously. Now it's just making unreasonable three-pointers.

Unexpectedly, Li Xin nodded and said, Okay. Then I will tell you.

Cui Yingying pursed her lips and did not speak.

If the price of raw tea leaves is too low, the tea farmers will not be able to make any money. Li Xin started with a sentence that was undoubtedly nonsense.

Cui Yingying raised the corners of her lips in disdain, and said, What does that have to do with His Highness King Chu?

Of course it has something to do with it. Li Xin said with a smile, tea farmers can't make money, so who will grow tea? At that time, the number of tea growers will decrease, and the output of tea will drop, so I won't be able to buy enough raw tea to maintain My business, then I can't make money, you say, does this have anything to do with me?

Cui Yingying smiled, and slightly sarcastically said: I have been doing business with these tea farmers for more than two years, and counting the previous accounts, I have not found any major changes in the output of tea.

Li Xin didn't seem to hear Cui Yingying's innuendo, but instead smiled and said, Isn't that the problem?

Cui Yingying hummed suspiciously, and the ending sound rose slightly.

Li Xin explained: If there is money to be made from selling tea, why don't tea farmers plant more tea? Do you think it is normal for the output to remain stable? Let me tell you, no. Tea farmers have made money growing tea this year. Money, next year I should work hard to cultivate more and better tea leaves. If they grow more tea leaves, I can sell more to others and make more money, right?

Of course, the situation mentioned by Li Xin also implies the short-sightedness of capital. Blindly expanding production can also easily lead to oversupply and falling prices. However, at present, there is still a great demand for tea, so there is no need to worry so far for the time being, and it does not match the topic of the conversation, so he didn't explain it in that direction.

Cui Yingying opened her mouth slightly, as if she wanted to speak, but she finally remained silent. She had to admit that she had never considered the situation Li Xin mentioned before. For a long time, what she considered most was how to reduce costs and increase profits.

What's more, coincidentally, recently, with the drive of Tianranju, the finished tea market has gradually improved, and she is also worried about not having enough tea to sell. When Li Xin said these words at such a juncture, there was a subtle hint of a slap in the face.

Seeing that Cui Yingying didn't say anything, Li Xin smiled and continued on his own: This is not the most important reason. Let me ask you, if the tea farmers can't make money, I will make money. Whose money is it?