After burying the turtle eggs, Lin Wanwan climbed back up the mountain to the car. This place was so remote that even if the car was parked idly by the roadside, it was impossible for the traffic police uncle to come and issue a ticket.
Lin Wanwan drove leisurely, not in any hurry to return, planning to visit the mall to check the design of the double-sided embroidery display, and then buy some silk threads.
Over the years, due to the boom in online shopping and certain factors, physical businesses have been very depressed.
The vacancy rate of many malls in Yongcheng is over sixty percent; small and large shops, educational institutions, and amusement parks have all closed down one after another, leaving only luxury goods or food shops surviving stubbornly.
Lin Wanwan drove directly to Times Square, which was basically full of luxury shops, including embroidery stores where even the cheapest embroidery piece costs a few thousand, and larger screens are tens of thousands.
