Film and television actress, she has many children and good fortune

They inquired as they went along, and found out that shops of similar size basically charged two to three silver dollars a month, and they needed to pay a three-month deposit, and the landlord would come to collect the rent every two to three months.

The average monthly income per capita in this era was only a few yuan. For example, Lu Yiping in Shanghai earned 300 yuan a month, which made her a special group. Even the top leaders' monthly income might not exceed 100 yuan. Lu Yiping's income was equivalent to the annual income of an entire family.

Take Du Fei, a reporter from Shanghai News Agency, for example. Being a reporter is a pretty good and respectable job, otherwise He Shuhuan, who comes from a scholarly family, and Lu Erhao, the eldest son of the Lu family, would not be able to do the job of a reporter.

The job was decent and the salary was not bad in that era. Take Du Fei's salary for example, it was only a dozen silver dollars a month.

However, Du Fei was a careless person who was prone to getting into trouble. He made frequent mistakes, both big and small, and was deducted money from the newspaper almost every month. After all the miscellaneous deductions, he didn't really get much money.

The newspaper wanted to fire the trouble-making Du Fei several times. If Du Fei did not have two rich young men as friends who he got along well with, it would have been difficult for Du Fei to continue working as a newspaper reporter.

Li Keyun knew that when she left the Lu family, Lu Zhenhua gave her father one thousand yuan as a resettlement fee, which was enough for their family to open a shop and do business.

"Dad, let's rent this shop. Although the price is a little expensive, the shop area is not small, and there is an extra small compartment. We can put a bed inside. When there are few customers, Dad and Mom can take turns to rest inside for a while. Besides, there are many people coming and going here, and it is not far from home, so it is convenient for Dad and Mom to go back and forth."

Seeing her father struggling, Li Keyun took the initiative to analyze the situation.

Hearing this, Li Zhengde's frown relaxed.

Seeing that he didn't respond for a long time, Li Keyun turned her head to look at him. When she was watching the drama, she found that her father Li Zhengde had a very stubborn temper, like a stubborn donkey that could not be pulled back. Usually when encountering problems, he would not listen to anyone except his respected commander.

Li Zhengde's face was filled with a gratified smile and he nodded in agreement.

"Keyun, Dad listens to you."

After signing the lease agreement, he returned home and called Wang Yuzhen. Wang Yuzhen fetched water, picked up a rag, and began to wipe the shop. Li Zhengde cleaned up the shop. Li Keyun wanted to help, but was stopped by his parents.

Li Zhengde and Wang Yuzhen were both hardworking people, and they finished cleaning up the shop in just two days.

As for the tables and chairs, Li Keyun suggested buying ready-made ones, but Li Zhengde was reluctant to spend the money and insisted on making them himself. Li Keyun had no choice but to let him do it.

Li Keyun and Wang Yuzhen bought pots, pans, and utensils.

When I got home, I found Li Zhengde still polishing the table with great effort.

"Dad, let me tell you, professional matters should be left to professionals. Look, you've worked so hard for such a long time, and in the end your hands are all worn out, but the table is still not made. If you had the skills, we could have opened a shop and made money." Li Keyun really couldn't help but complained a few words bluntly.

As soon as she said this, Li Zhengde's face turned red instantly.

Wang Yuzhen carefully glanced at the tired and sweaty face, his face flushed by his daughter's words, opened his mouth, but couldn't help but muttered a word to help, "Zhengde, I think what Ke Yun said makes sense. If it doesn't work, we can spend some money to find someone to do it."