"A-jie, aren't you skilled at preparing medicinal herbs? I was thinking, why don't we process them ourselves and sell them?"
"Which pharmacy are you targeting?"
"It's not about that. I just feel we are somewhat familiar with this line of work," Chun Ning said. "We are just starting, and we need to gradually open up the market, accumulate customer resources, and develop slowly..."
"In three years, you'll be getting married. I hope the Xiao family remains a family of medical practitioners, and I hope you can put in the effort to train one or two apprentices to uphold the Xiao family's prestige."
Chun Nuan listened to Chun Ning's analysis, feeling that he must have done considerable homework.
"Who do you want to follow and learn herb processing?"
"I hope Chun Qiang and Chun An can learn."
They are children of the third branch; their third aunt, Mrs. Huang, might not agree.
"Of course, I can learn too," Chun Ning added. "Although I'm a bit older, I will study diligently."
