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The pawn crossed the river.
Author: Singing through the snow
Chapter I Change of Owner
Update time 2012-1-817: 57: 08 words: 342 1
There are many famous streets in Tianhai, among which Baiwei Snack Street is the most famous.
Baiwei snack street is about three miles long. On both sides of the road are snack bars dealing in various flavor foods. The business of each store is quite good, but there are still some differences. The most prosperous is more than a dozen small shops around the central square of the street.
Every evening, street performers who are not elegant will come to the square to perform songs, dances or juggling, and their performances will be paid by the old way: the audience will reward them.
For modern people, the problem of food and clothing has become the past. It is very pleasant for most people to enjoy the performance while eating and drinking, and it is completely achievable, and snack bars that can make those beautiful things come true naturally need to make a lot of money.
Today is the weekend. At night, the moon is clear and there is no wind, the streets are crowded and the bustling scene remains the same.
A new auspicious barbecue shop has opened on the east side of the central square in the street.
The shop was originally opened by a couple from other places, but now it has a new owner, and Daoxiao Noodles has been added to the business project.
The business of snack street is easy to do and it is easy to make money. Shops on the street absolutely refuse to change stores easily unless there is a reason to do so.
The operators on the street have long known that auspicious stores will be changed, but no one cares about those stores that make money 100%.
Some things people don't do, not because they don't want to, but because they dare not!
The owner of the snack street is very concerned about who did what he didn't dare to do, and he is also looking forward to how the next "plot" will be staged.
People are the most complex creatures in the world, and their preferences vary from person to person. Most people like to spend a full moon, but some people just like to appreciate sadness. ...
It should be the whole book.