And the newspapers on this day also spread the matter to the master.

Dewey, the Marquis of Dingbei, took a thousand imperial guards to welcome the defeated heroes.

The people were all excited to see this news.

What made them even more excited was that they could take a bus to get off work for two cents in the future.

Those who work in the capital have the lowest monthly silver price, but the capital is too big, and they often walk back and forth, not only do they delay time every day, but they are still very tired.

Now, it only costs four cents a day to walk without having to be so tired. This is good news for them.

Chen Shizheng, Du Wan'er and Qi Xin were waiting on Bada Street for the people from Prince Yan's Mansion to bring the carriage from Nancheng.

"Miss Du!"

Someone greeted Du Wan'er.

Du Wan'er looked like an aunt she didn't know, but she had seen her. The last time she went to the newspaper office, she was stopped by Ma Wu on Bada Street. The aunt was among the crowd and she loved to talk to that.

"Hello, aunt!"

Du Wan'er greeted someone with a smile.

"Hey, Miss Du remembers me!"

The aunt was stunned, happier and more courageous, and walked a few steps closer to Du Wan'er.

"I remember Auntie, we saw it last time on Bada Street!"

Du Wan'er said with a smile.

Qi Xin was stunned. Have you ever seen it?

Why doesn't she remember it?

"Oh, Miss Du has a good memory! She is beautiful and kind, and has a good memory! Miss Du, I want to ask if the newspapers are all true? From the beginning of the 25th, we can ride a two-cent carriage?"

The aunt laughed.

Because Du Wan'er remembers her, she is in a good mood!

"Yes, we are here waiting for the carriage to come. The newspaper said nothing wrong."

Du Wan'er nodded and affirmed.

"Can a car really take forty people? Would it be too crowded?"

The aunt asked again.

"Yes, aunt, you can see it in a while, will it be squeezed or not?"

Du Wan'er nodded with a smile.

She looked around and there were people standing listening to her conversation with the aunt. Obviously, those people were very concerned about this, so they pointed to a stop sign and pavilion not far away and said, "Auntie, everyone, look at this stop sign and pavilion. There are four routes written on this stop sign, and each one has written the corresponding car on which place it will go. In addition to selling newspapers, this pavilion also sells tickets."

After Du Wan'er finished speaking, someone went to the stop sign to look at it.

After seeing this, everyone realized that these place names were like this! They also said that there would be such a sign recently, which read the place names everywhere in the capital. It turned out that this was the case!

"Didn't the newspaper say that I'm getting on the bus? Why do you still have to sell tickets?"

The aunt said in confusion.

Du Wan'er saw that this aunt was probably the spokesperson who was introduced by everyone. She asked everyone's questions and waited for her to answer.

Du Wan'er smiled and replied: "This is the case with this ticket. You can take all the buses in Beijing for 60 times, only 100 cents. If you don't buy a ticket, it will cost two cents every time. Tomorrow or the day after tomorrow, you can go to the pavilion next to this stop sign to buy it."

"Don't that cost twenty cents a cheaper price? Well, that's great, Miss Du, I will definitely buy it tomorrow. When will it start selling?"
Chapter completed!