On Dawei Island in the South China Sea, on the old route of the ancient Maritime Silk Road, fishing for fish from the sea is the livelihood of the fishermen on the island. Shipwrecks from the Ming Dynasty were fished out of the water, and porcelain swords, Buddha statues, and copper coins were piled all over the shore. During the stormy season, the waves were several meters high. I drove a two-meter-long dilapidated sampan from the open sea back to the port - there was a man standing on the bow of the boat, with no trace of panic on his face. The group of ancient dealers on the shore were all stunned. I'll go ashore first. The things caught on this trip are more valuable than theirs.
