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At the same time, Vietnam is also a very rich country for precious and strange products, such as gold, silver, copper, tin, lead, ivory, bird feathers, cinnamon, areca (13), pearls, tortoiseshell, cinnabar, frankincense, frankincense, vegetable oil, pepper, antelope horn, rhino, antler, chimpanzee, hazelnut pearl, python snake, salted ants, amoeba, jackfruit, carpentry, rustic bowl (14) … Chillin’ With My 2ND Grade Snowmies Ugly Christmas Sweater. Chinese history books also record many of Vietnam’s trading activities, “exchanged goods include silk of all colors, black cloth, ivory comb, cheek paper, brass, iron …” (15). In the history of the Song Dynasty, when mentioning Vietnam “not yet minted, all using small Chinese money, it was all the merchants spent” (16). The Yuan Dynasty history records make it clear that “using dong in circulation and trading.” In folklore, every 67 dong equals one tael of silver, officials charge 70 dong
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