Some members of the caravan also went to the Dada market to sell some cloth. The common currency here is actually silver.
Some families used grain to trade, while others simply paid money.
Then, they used the money to exchange for more grain.
Once they made a profit in Dada, and collected enough grain, the caravan members would temporarily deliver the grain back to Dayan.
The route for transporting grain was like this: first to Jingzhou, and if they could handle it locally there, it would save a long journey.
Currently, there are many displaced people on the roads, and bandits are numerous. The further they travel, the more problems tend to arise.
First, transport the grain bit by bit from the border, and once the border areas are not lacking grain, the crisis diminishes. The further the grain is transported, the safer it becomes.
