Dasu Merchants

Therefore, there are five major merchant gangs: Su, Hui, Jin, Chao, and Zhejiang There are two kinds of businessmen: businessmen act, buy low and sell high, businessmen sit down, sit on the ground and take dividends. Huizhou merchants like to say goodbye, and when young people leave home and old people return home, it started in the Eastern Jin Dynasty and developed in the Tang and Song Dynasties. Shanxi merchants were fond of accumulating wealth, and the mountains of gold and silver were transformed into wealth houses, which began with Yao and Shun and were completed in the pre-Qin Dynasty. As the name suggests, tide merchants set sails and anchors to ride the tide. They started in the early Ming Dynasty and became established in the late Qing Dynasty. Zhejiang merchants were good at selling goods and had customers from all over the world. This business started in the Sui Dynasty and became popular in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. … … However, at the end of the Yuan Dynasty when the reputation of Suzhou merchants was not high, a small beggar quietly rose up by the Taihu Lake in Suzhou and created a huge business empire that spanned north-south trade. At its peak, Yuan Ting was helpless against him. He was born before the legend, and he was also the teacher of the legend. When his compatriots were still numb, he used ten thousand taels of gold to strike the first cry, and then the flames of war spread all over the place...