CATDOLL : CATDOLL: What does it mean to raise silkworms?

1. What is the purpose of raising silkworms?

Sericulture is for the purpose of producing silk, which is then spun into yarn and made into silk.

2. What does it mean to grow mulberry trees and raise silkworms?

It means feeding silkworms with mulberry leaves.

3. What does it mean to pick mulberry leaves and raise silkworms?

Mulberry picking and silkworm rearing means collecting mulberry leaves and raising silkworms to make cocoons and silk.

The season for silkworm harvesting is spring, when the silkworms slowly hatch and the mulberry trees slowly grow buds and leaves, making it the perfect time to harvest mulberry trees to feed the silkworms.

The domesticated silkworm (Bombyx mori L.) is a Lepidoptera silkworm that feeds on mulberry leaves. It belongs to the invertebrate class, Arthropoda, Bombycidae, Bombyx mori. The main purpose of mulberry cultivation and silkworm breeding is to produce cocoons and silk. The silkworm goes through four completely different developmental stages in its life: egg, larva, pupa, and adult. Different parts of each developmental stage and their metabolites have a wide range of medicinal values.

4. Why raise silkworms?

Sericulture is for people's need of clothing. Sericulture has a long history in China, mostly in the area south of the Yellow River. Silkworms are released in spring and cocoons are harvested in autumn. Silkworms can spin silk to make cocoons, and the silk extracted from the cocoons can be spun and woven into cloth to make gorgeous silk clothing! In the past, my country had the Silk Road, which was used to export Chinese silk fabrics, tea, and porcelain to all parts of the world for trade, and made huge profits. One of the most important commodities was silk fabrics!

5. What does it mean to raise mulberry trees, silkworms and transplant rice seedlings?

Answer: Raising mulberry trees, raising silkworms and planting rice seedlings means planting mulberry trees, raising silkworms and planting rice seedlings. The description of the farming scene expresses the author's praise for the workers and life.

"Raising mulberry, raising silkworms and planting rice" comes from "Farmers' Song of the Four Seasons", a poem describing the four seasons. The original text is as follows: In spring, the spring breeze blows, flowers bloom, grass grows, and butterflies fly. The wheat seedlings are so tender, and the mulberry leaves are fat. In summer, the farm work is busy, picking silkworms and planting rice. Getting up early to work hard, returning home under the moonlight. In autumn, the rice is harvested, and the grains are as fragrant as gold. Although the body is tired, the heart is happy. In winter, the snow has just cleared, and the new cotton clothes are warm and light. A year of farm work is over, and everyone is smiling.

It depicts farmers' farming activities throughout the year in the order of spring, summer, autumn and winter, praises the farmers' hard work and expresses their joy of harvest.

6. What is the meaning of raising silkworms?

Raising silkworms is a symbol of hardworking, dedicated and smart people. It has also become a symbol of people's admiration for hardworking, dedicated and smart people, and the selflessness, nobility and dedication of silkworms.

There are four stages of silkworms: spinning, cocooning, pupation and moth. Each stage has a different symbolic meaning: Spinning: It should symbolize struggle. Cocoon: Find your own unique potential through your own struggle, protect yourself and develop yourself. Pupa: Through continuous efforts, in exchange for your own growth, a new image that stands out from the shadows. Moth: After the last effort, I finally became a successful person.

7. What does sericulture mean?

Sericulture is the process of raising silkworms that eat mulberry leaves and can spin silk to be made into silk quilts, silk, clothes, etc.

8. What does it mean that it is a good time to raise silkworms in the West Chamber during Grain Rain?

After the Grain Rain, rainfall increases, and all kinds of grains grow. With sufficient and timely rainfall, grain crops thrive. In the southern region during the Grain Rain season, "the poplar flowers have fallen, the cuckoos are crying", the catkins are flying, the cuckoos are crying at night, the peonies are blooming, and the cherries are ripe. The natural scenery tells people that it is late spring. At this time, the temperature in the south rises rapidly. Generally, the average temperature in late April, except for the northern part of South China and some parts of the west, has reached 20℃ to 22℃, which is more than 2℃ higher than the middle of the month.

In the eastern part of South China, the temperature often exceeds 30℃ for one or two days, which makes people feel hot. The low-altitude river valley area has entered summer. The high temperature in spring in South China is conducive to early cultivation of spring crops. Therefore, silkworms can also be raised.

9. What does it mean to raise silkworms and reel silk?

Answer: Sericulture and silk reeling are the two most basic and important links in the sericulture industry. Without these two, silk textile processing is a castle in the air. One is to produce raw materials for silk weaving, and the other is to perform primary processing of silk. Sericulture is to raise a considerable number of silkworms and use the silkworms' instinct to spin silk and make cocoons, so as to harvest a large number of cocoons; silk reeling is to extract the silk from the cocoons with tools so as to weave silk cloth in the next step.