Carefree Prince In Tang Dynasty

"Your Majesty is confused." Li Xin laughed, "You think, in winter, when the cold wind blows into His Majesty's neck, if he can wear a scarf from the Queen's Majesty around his neck at this time, His Majesty must be very happy. To be moved. Every time he goes out wearing the scarf given by his mother, he can always feel the love of his mother, the deep love between husband and wife, what a wonderful story."

Empress Changsun finally understood after listening, and there was obviously some emotion in her eyes.

Li Xin continued to add anger: "If this scarf is woven by the Empress herself, then His Majesty will definitely be happier in his heart, and will think of the Empress even more."

Empress Changsun scolded with a smile: "Where did you learn such a mess, you dare to talk nonsense in front of me?"

"Hey, don't you hope that Your Majesty and Your Majesty will love each other until they grow old." Li Xin smiled mischievously.

Empress Changsun fiddled with the scarf in her hand, muttering to herself: "But what you said is somewhat reasonable. Is this scarf easy?"

Li Dao said: "Easy, easy, even I can do it."

He originally planned to persuade Empress Changsun to weave a scarf for Li Shimin, so naturally he had to make some preparations in advance. Yesterday, I first learned some basic stitches from Cui Yingying. Today, when I came to see Empress Changsun, I deliberately brought a ball of yarn and a long needle.

Seeing Li Xin take out the thing, Empress Changsun smiled and said, "You have prepared everything quite well. It seems that you have already prepared to set me up."

Of course Li Xin was pretending to be stupid at this time, and fooling around.

Indeed, publicizing this kind of thing is of course a bit tricky. The most important thing is to tell people a good story. It’s not enough for the emperor and queen to wear scarves, it doesn’t sound convoluted or impressive enough. In other words, the empress wove a warm scarf for the emperor because she was afraid that the emperor would catch a cold. In this way, it is obviously more memorable than the former.

First, the deepening of the relationship between the emperor and the empress, a real pair of dragons and phoenixes, is conducive to the stability of the country; second, enriching the image of the emperor and the empress—compared with the ruthless emperor, he is obviously still a kind and affectionate emperor It is more loved by people; thirdly, weaving scarves has another layer of meaning, which is more conducive to marketing.

In fact, this is also the inspiration Li Xin got from the experience of later generations. When I was in college, female classmates often gave him hand-woven scarves on Christmas and other festivals—don’t get me wrong, it wasn’t for him, but for him to pass on to his roommate.

Li Xin always had a smile on his face and a miserable heart every time.

The same thing is actually not difficult to replicate in Datang. I believe that as soon as the news about Empress Changsun weaving scarves for Li Shimin spread, the aristocratic women in Chang'an would soon take action to weave a scarf for their husbands, hoping to tie their hearts and keep them from going Find another vixen.

Not to mention whether such expectations have a chance to be realized, purely from the development of the wool industry, Li Xin is very happy to see such progress.

Although she said that she had been fooled by Li Xin, Empress Changsun eagerly urged Li Xin to show her how to weave a scarf, which shows that it is a common problem for women to be wrong.

Where did Li Xin dare to neglect, he immediately began to teach patiently.