The shark has a body with a fish tail, and is said to be a supernatural person of the mermaid. The sharks recorded in ancient Chinese classics are the mermaids in Western mythology. The sharks they produce do not get wet when soaked in water. When they cry, their tears will turn into pearls. Volume 12 of Jin Qianbao's "Sou Shen Ji": "Beyond the South China Sea, there are sharks who live in the water like fish. They do not waste their weaving achievements. If their eyes weep, they can produce pearls." This statement is recorded in "Nuwu Zhi" and "Shu Yi Ji" and written in Xiaoyi. The volume of "Shu Yi Ji" says: "The Jiao man is the Quanxian, also known as the Quanke. The Jiao silk yarn comes out of the South China Sea, and the Quan Xian Qian weaves it. It is called Dragon yarn, and its price is more than a hundred gold. It is thought that it will not get wet when it enters the water. There is the Dragon Thread Palace in the South China Sea, and the place where the Quan Xian weaves the silk is as white as frost." Volume 803 of "Taiping Yulan" quoted from "Natural History" (not available today) also says: "The sharks came out of the water, lived in other people's homes, and sold silk for many days. When he was about to go, he asked for a utensil from his master, and after weeping, he made a plate full of pearls and gave it to his master."
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