In the Southern Song Dynasty (AD 1127-1279), Zhou Qufei recorded in Ling Wai Dai Da that, "The pearl-producing area in Hepu is known as Duanwangchi Pond. Located below an isolated island and ten li off the coast, it is about dozens of meters deep. The local ethnic minorities dive into the water and fetch mussels, which are then cut open for pearls." The narration furnishes a record of fishermen mining pearls in the South China Sea in the Song Dynasty.
Overview
Resources & Environment
QQ 好友
微信好友
易信好友
QQ空间
朋友圈
百度空间