During the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty, Zhou Mingde, the son of Suzhou Weaver, was unwilling to be trapped in the loom and traveled through the cotton industry chain with his unique vision. From purchasing cotton yarn to developing the wide cloth market, he witnessed the boom of the cotton industry and was also deeply involved in commercial wars and standards disputes. When the industry ushered in its first hierarchical change, he decided to participate in the formulation of rules from the source, and weave his own cloth industry territory in the ups and downs of this sea of cotton.
