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Some other less offensive ingredients included deer antler, ginseng, unagi extract, silkworm cocoon powder, and fugu, pufferfish, the pufferfish, you know?
We're showing that the yields of cocoon and thread, along with the use of these materials in fabrics, jewelry and cosmetics, offers a potential high income.
Lihua and Zhi to keep the house warm and feed the caterpillar mulberry leaves constantly before they unravel the silken cocoons and sell them to be made into fine cloths they'll never wear themselves.