Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

The New Year evokes different feelings among various groups: children enjoy food and new clothes, housewives are busy preparing, while men face the pressure of financial assessments. A good harvest brings joy, while a poor one leads to debt and distress. Traditionally, families would slaughter pigs for feasts, but this year, droughts have led to scarcity. The wealthy Li Family, however, prepares lavishly for the New Year, planning extensive food preparations despite the famine. Li Chao, the head of the family, emphasizes the importance of food, nostalgia, and generosity, ensuring they have enough for personal enjoyment and gifting. Their wealth allows them to thrive amidst adversity, as they continue to expand their business ventures across the Tang Dynasty.

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