Scriptures can be sold continuously. Strictly speaking, few people buy them just for reading, but for faith. New Year's Day, Qingming Festival, Buddha's Bathing Festival, and Zhongyuan Festival are all peak sales periods. The market is vast, and devout customers are willing to spend money. As long as his printing is good, it can be easily sold on the day, and it is also easy to promote it to other provinces, without having to hype it up like when he published "Lian Fang Lu".
However, when printing Buddhist scriptures, the name of the store has to be changed.
They saw the mistress of Mr. Wang living in the backyard of their bookstore, and some erotic stories were spread. Before, they sold beautiful women's paintings, poetry collections of talented scholars, and love stories of gods and demons, and the vague rumors in the market were not a big deal. Now they want to sell scriptures. With such a reputation, those who donate scriptures will probably think that their bookstore is not quiet enough.
However, it was too late to rent a house and open a new store, and there was no need for it, so Ryan Cui asked Ji, the shopkeeper, to arrange for a new name to be put on the printing plate and renamed "Qingzhutang". Anyway, the printed scriptures were sent directly to the temple, and when the two festivals came and the scriptures were to be donated, they would rent a place in the temple to sell them temporarily for two days, which would be convenient for people to buy.
Even if everyone knows that the painting is from his family as soon as they see it, as long as it is not exposed openly, the donors can make their donations with peace of mind.
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