Mrs. Wang was busy making winter cotton clothes for the family. Although they now had money and could buy ready-made clothes from outside, Mrs. Wang was still in the habit of making clothes for the family by hand.
Mrs. Wang believed that the clothes she made were warmer. The winter clothes outside always seemed too thin to her.
Hearing what Shuangshuang said, she smiled and told Yin Zheng, "Our daughter makes a good point. You should follow her advice; we shouldn't turn the good villagers into lazy folks, as that wouldn't be good."
Yin Zheng increasingly felt that his daughter was extraordinary, her intellect surpassing his own.
Whenever he casually raised a topic, his daughter could instantly analyze the pros and cons and provide a solution.
Yin Zheng always thought highly of his daughter, and now felt a bit regretful she wasn't a boy. If she were, such intelligence would make a perfect official.
