Toad Temple**

A mirage, Zhang Dahua looked at the sunset over the Persian Gulf, his fingertips traced a mottled datewood mast beside the pier. "In the early years, this craft came from Western warships," he stroked the fine carvings on the wood knots. "Later it took root on the Gulf of Oman, and each shipyard passed the mast hollowing skills to their children." There was the sound of chiseling in the workshop in the distance. More than twenty craftsmen were busy around the sandalwood pillars. The carving knife twisted the lotus pattern on the 0.3-Meter-wide pole, and the hollow grooves were embedded with fine mother-of-pearl. It is said that at its peak, the masts of more than 5,000 merchant ships here came from these families. Tens of thousands of carved wooden poles were piled on the shore. When the wind blew, the entire wharf smelled of wood chips. The bronze carving knife passed down from his father was still attached to his waist. The blade reflected the setting sun, and he could see the third generation of craftsmen carving the eagle's beak and animal head pattern on the new mast a hundred years ago. Empress Xiaolie had close contact with the tribesmen in Mobei. The Houmen family was stationed at the border fortress all year round. Mobei was peaceful. The Protectorate of the Ming Dynasty followed Emperor Ming, who made the Maple Leaf Corridor in Mingdu as cool as gold. Ji Yufeng followed Sanjue Literati in Daming Mansion, recruited talents from all over the world, wrote articles all over the world, and wrote extensively; In Daming Mansion, Liu Shihang accompanied Hou Feixue, the envoy of Jinyiwei Town, to network with fellow martial arts fellows, make friends through martial arts, and gather together; Hou Qi, the eldest son of Hou Yiyuan, followed the Ming Emperor Zui in various foreign affairs. He was eager for quick success and quick gain, and pursued fame, wealth, power and affection. Deep-sea Netherworld Sichuan Navigation, tuna fish, in pairs and groups, arapaima has amazing suction power. We cannot determine the exact location of the twenty-two pillars of the classics, and the sailing ships are endless on the sea. Bullis, Wilson, and Tierney with a fleet of seventeen ships