Ruan Tiehua began to like to visit the largest romantic place in Chengdu Prefecture, "Qinlou", and everyone was surprised. However, his change in personality was still praised by Wu Bo, Gao Yuntian and other senior officials. In the past, they thought that this kid was not very popular and was not the same as his group. Now that he found out that Ruan Tiehua also went into the sea, Gao Yuntian was even more respectful to his subordinates, and directly mentioned him to the deputy envoy of the imperial examination (the fourth rank), which made Ruan Tiehua's second-in-command position truly confirm, and his salary was even more incomparable.

Ruan Tiehua always remembers the embarrassment when she first arrived at "Qinlou". Since her original wife who was in love with her and her filial parents-in-law passed away due to illness, Ruan Tiehua has never had such close contact with other women in the past six months. When she looked at those who were winking at her and posing with her head and posing, she wished she could pierce the entire looming plump figure into his arms, Ruan Tiehua then realized why those young men, Yanei were willing to use a lot of gold, silver and money here. This seemed to make them feel a unique feeling of being an "emperor".

Unlike the madams in other places of love and love, Qinlou's Yu Niang is a half-old woman with only over thirty years of age. Her pretty face, which is almost unpolished, does not have any dusty smell on her pretty face. When she saw Ruan Tiehua, who was dressed in a well-dressed manner, she still looked ignorant when she saw Ruan Tiehua standing in front of her. She picked up a round and flowing tea cup made by Ru Kiln in Jingdezhen, put it on her mouth, took a sip of fragrant tea, and asked softly: "But have you never seen a sir? Are you here to redeem people?"

This is a kind of polite word that Yu Niang often uses. Like this person who came to the door for the first time alone, she hadn't seen him for many years. Those who came here are basically calling friends. Those who know the market know that if there is no introduction from an acquaintance, even the fattest sucker can make him a pauper overnight. Of course, there is another type of person, which is the so-called talented man who has developed some true feelings with the girls in the Qin Tower and has a little ink hidden in his belly. These people often come back with excitement. When they hear the sky-high price of redeem, they will immediately leave with their tails in disgrace, which is completely different from their spirit of entering the door.

Ruan Tiehua nodded shyly like a young child. The hottest time of Qinlou's business was the Hai card in the second half of the night. After breaking in the busiest hour before Qinlou, this man had already attracted the makeup to dress up next to the makeup box (lián) and was about to go downstairs to join the women in the show-off team. Although they kept waving to the merchants who were coming and going, they had already spread the most valuable news today to the women next to them.

"The young man downstairs is handsome and strong. I don't know who has the blessing to be taken away by him?"

"Did you see clearly? With his poor look, it is difficult to take Qinlou's 'Fragrant Girl' (a woman who specializes in making night fragrance for others) away. I think this person is probably just a soft guy who is slapped in the face to make him fat."

"Did you see him blushing? I'm still a young man, so I'll prepare a red seal now, and whoever is selected will be the one who will belong to it."

The women who were having good things were still chattering by the carved railing upstairs and teasing endlessly. Ruan Tiehua's final choice shocked Yu Niang, who was not surprised by the controversy. She immediately raised her tone and replied, "You can't redeem this woman for her."

"Money is not a problem." Ruan Tiehua finished speaking, and had already thrown two pieces of money worth two cents of money on the table.

(After the unification of the Song Dynasty, the boundary of Sichuan was divided into iron coins and only iron coins were circulated. In the late Tang and Five Dynasties, Sichuan and Shu were separatist and defended themselves, with fewer wars and no serious damage to the social economy. After entering the Song Dynasty, the barriers of foreign countries with Sichuan were eliminated and trade became more prosperous, but the medium of exchange only used iron coins. The weight of iron coins and copper coins were equal in weight, but the value of the currency was ten times or ten times. In the second year of Chunhua of Emperor Taizong of Song Dynasty (991), Zhao Anyi sent Shu, and saw that "a piece of market is 20,000 yuan," according to the weight of iron coins at that time, 20,000 yuan weighed 130 kilograms. It can be seen that commodity exchange was extremely inconvenient. As early as the Tang Dynasty, Zhao Anyi sent Shu.

In the later period, due to the prosperity of commercial trade and the increase in currency circulation, the market felt the difficulty of transferring copper coins. Therefore, the social credit system gradually developed between cities with so-called "flying money" and "convenience exchange" and its nature and function were quite similar to modern bills of exchange; in some big cities there were so-called "counter shops" and "convenience shops" to operate copper coins storage business. In the early Song Dynasty, the government also specially established "convenience money services" to control the capital and foreign exchange. These social credit systems provided a credit basis and means to resolve the contradiction between Sichuan and Sichuan iron coins and exchange, thus creating Jiaozi.

The original Jiaozi was a current deposit slip that had initially had the function of currency circulation, and was issued by a private "Jiaozi Shop" by merchants. During the reign of Emperor Zhenzong of Song Dynasty, Zhang Yong was in charge of Yizhou. Seeing that Jiaozi market "has many disadvantages and many lawsuits have occurred", he rectified it and "makes the 16 households of wealthy families to "maintain protection" each other and issue Jiaozi. They "printed with the same color of paper, printed with wooden figures in the seal, and wrote with secret numbers, and each in secret, and wrote in the red and ink, which was a private record." The face value of Jiaozi is based on the income and cash, and the temporary book is filled in. When Jiaozi cashed, thirty cents were deducted for each stake as profit. Jiaozi households had no burden except for the obligation to "summer and autumn warehouses to measure the husband and repair the jujube and the materials for the Dingfu" of the government every year, so they made a lot of profits.

Buy savings, buy houses, houses, gardens, and treasures." At this time, Jiaozi's issuance had no fixed quota, and it was inevitable that there would be more empty coupons, which would expand and depreciate. At the end of the Dazhong Xiangfu in Zhenzong, due to the inability to cash and fraud, "the disputes broke out" and "even gathered crowds to fight", so the transfer envoy Xue Tian asked the official to establish Jiaozi and took it back to the official business. The governor of Yizhou Kou insisted on abolishing Jiaozi and directly closed Jiaozi Shop. However, after the closure, "the market was running and trading was abolition" and "trading was not convenient". In the first year of Tiansheng of Emperor Renzong of Song Dynasty (1023), Xue Tian appointed Yizhou as the governor of Yizhou and reiterated his previous request. The Song court followed it, so he set up "Yizhou Jiaozi Shou". The first letter was released from Jiaozi in February of the following year. From then on, Jiaozi became the legal currency of the fourth road of Chuanxia Road in the Song Dynasty, and it was in power with iron coins.

The face value of Jiaozi is set from Yizheng to Tenjin, a total of ten (in the second year of Baoyuan, it was changed to only two types: Wujian and Tenjin; in the first year of Xining, it was changed to Wujian and Yijin.
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