The older lady selling steamed meat buns and corn noodles was Mrs. Liu's younger sister and Liu Yinyin's aunt. People called her Lady Lin. Her house was very far from Su Teng Village.
She had visited the Lin family during the New Year. Lady Lin's family was well-off because they sold their famous steamed buns. However, there were too many steamed buns shops in their area, creating too much competition.
As the prices became more competitive, Lady Lin and her family earned less. Later, they had to sell their shop.
Fortunately, Lady Lin visited her eldest sister and got some advice. Soon after, Lady Lin rented a shop beside Old Madam Yang's pancake shop in Su Teng Village.
Lady Lin even made her steamed buns with new fillings and sold corn vermicelli she acquired from her eldest sister. Lady Lin's buns were delicious, and people were willing to buy them because they were affordable.
