Perhaps it was because You Fu had brought too many gifts this time. The friendship between the White House Tribe and the Han Tribe quickly grew warmer, almost reaching the point where their goodwill had overflowed. If an outsider who knew nothing about them saw this, they would probably mistake them for one family.
Early the next morning, the Han Tribe members staying with the White House Tribe began to take action. You Fu first sent ten people to lead the White House Tribe's people in herding sheep. Their first task that day was to teach the White House Tribe how to herd sheep. Their second was to plan the grazing areas, routes, and times. Their third was to tell them which plants sheep could eat. It sounded like a minor matter, but to the White House Tribe, who knew nothing about it, it was a real headache.
He also left another thirty people in the White House Tribe's settlement. These people not only had to watch over the team's vehicles and horses, but several of them were also skillful with their hands. They were responsible for teaching the White House Tribe's women how to cut cloth and sew clothes and shoes. The Han Tribe had provided wooden shoe lasts, so making shoes was easy. They only needed to compare them against the soles of their feet, find the right size, cut the material according to the shoe last, and finally stitch it together. The shoe lasts worked for both leather boots and cloth shoes; the only difference was the material.
Several others also taught the White House Tribe weaving techniques. Weaving cloth was out of the question, but they could teach them to weave baskets and the like. In fact, the White House Tribe had weaving techniques of its