July 12, 1987, the seventeenth day of the sixth lunar month, Sunday.
"Grandma, I'm taking the children out for a walk! The doctor said children need a proper amount of sunshine to prevent rickets."
Li Ye had finally gotten a day off. After breakfast that morning, he fussed with the oversized stroller Hao Jian had just sent over from Pengcheng, preparing to take his son, daughter, and younger brother out for a stroll.
Grandma Wu Juying glanced at Li Ye and said flatly, "Go on! Remember to bring bottles and diapers, and don't let the sun glare into the children's eyes.
"If they poop, clean them up, change their diapers, and use prickly heat powder. And if there are mosquitoes, remember the floral water."
Li Ye nodded repeatedly, then said, "Got it, Grandma. This stroller was specially developed according to my requirements. It keeps out the sun, mosquitoes, and rain. It'll absolutely keep your grandson and great-grandchildren safe."
Wu Juying looked over the two-tier stroller that could hold three infants lying down, curled her lip, and said, "You really do squander money! Just so the children can use this foreign thing, you actually opened a factory for it. And you're selling them for sixty or seventy yuan each? If they don't sell, you'll lose yourself to death!"
Over the past few years, Hao Jian had followed Li Ye's instructions in Pengcheng and taken on several "side businesses." Rolling suitcases had entered mass production three years ago and had now become a well-known brand in the mainland and Southeast Asia.
Strollers only began production last year. The first-generation blueprints had been jointly designed by Li Ye and Wen Leyu. Thanks to Li Ye being such a BUG, whether in style, materials, or functionality, they crushed imported products of the same category,