CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Who invented the silkworm breeding and silk reeling technology? What do people call it? (Who invented the silkworm breeding and silk reeling technology? What do people call it? English)

1. Who are the three greatest female scientists in ancient times?

1. Leizu, also known as Leimu, was a figure in ancient China. She was born in Xiling, the daughter of Xiling clan, and later married Huangdi. She invented sericulture technology and taught people how to raise silkworms and reel silk. It is known in history as "Leizu invented silkworms", and she can be regarded as the earliest female scientist in China.

2. Yi Shuo: "The first female doctor", the Han Dynasty's female doctor

Yi Shuo is the first recorded female doctor in Chinese history and is known as the first female medical practitioner.

3. Huang Daopo was from Wunijing, Songjiang Prefecture (now Shanghai). She was sold to someone else as a child bride when she was young. Unable to bear the abuse, she secretly escaped and ended up in Yazhou (now Yacheng Town, Sanya City, Hainan Province).

2. What did Leizu show by raising silkworms?

That is: Leizu invented and spread sericulture and silk reeling, and was revered as the "Silkworm Ancestor" by later generations and the "Silkworm Goddess" by the people; she not only left behind material civilization for future generations to escape the cold and heat, but her spirit of "creation, invention, dedication, and taking the world as one's own responsibility" will shine through the ages. Therefore, promoting Leizu culture should be the unshirkable responsibility of us and China today. This is also the reason why many places across the country are vying to declare that Leizu is their fellow countryman.

3. What does Leizu's silk reeling mean?

Leizu silk reeling means the process of Leizu making raw silk from silk cocoons.

The process of extracting silk from silk cocoons is generally called silk reeling. The original method of reeling silk is to soak the cocoons in hot water, reel out the silk by hand, and wind it on a silk basket. The basin and basket are the original reeling utensils.

2. The Han working people invented the techniques of raising silkworms, reeling silk, weaving silk and embroidery. The inventions in this area should be attributed to the women of the Han nationality. Legend has it that Leizu, the wife of the Yellow Emperor and the daughter of Xiling clan, taught people to raise silkworms and process silk cocoons to make clothes. Spinning wheels used for spinning silk and hemp have been unearthed in the Yangshao culture sites dating back about 7,000 to 5,000 years. The spinning wheel was invented in the Han Dynasty. It was originally used for reeling silk and winding thread, and later for spinning cotton. It was introduced to Europe in the 13th century.

4. Founder of sericulture and silk reeling?

Leizu

The founder of sericulture and silk reeling was Leizu, a figure in ancient China. She was the wife of Emperor Huangdi. She invented sericulture and was known in history as Leizu the First Silkworm.

Leizu was a great inventor, scientist, and politician. Together with Huangdi, she quelled wars and stabilized the people. She not only promoted the development of human civilization, but also promoted the progress of the Chinese nation.

5. Who is the founder of silk?

Leizu, the silkworm goddess and founder of silk, is a figure in mythology and legend.

"Records of the Grand Historian: The Basic Annals of the Five Emperors" records: Huangdi lived in Xuanyuan Hill and married the daughter of Xiling, who was called Leizu, and was Huangdi's principal wife.

In other words, when all Chinese people at home and abroad call Huangdi their ancestor, they should also understand that all Chinese people are descendants of Leizu, and Leizu is the great mother of the Chinese people.

However, one thing is certain: Leizu invented and spread the culture of sericulture and silk reeling, and was revered as the "Silkworm Ancestor" by later generations and the "Silkworm Goddess" by the people.

Not only did she leave behind material civilization for future generations to escape the cold and escape the heat, but her spirit of "creation, invention, dedication, and taking the world as one's own responsibility" will shine for generations to come.

Therefore, promoting Leizu culture should be the unshirkable responsibility of us and China today.

This is also the reason why many places across the country are vying to claim that Leizu is their hometown. It is understandable and reasonable that various places are vying for the hometown of Leizu.

6. Who invented sericulture and silk production?

Huangdi had four concubines: the principal wife was a daughter of Xiling, named Nut. The Records of the Grand Historian states: "Huangdi married the daughter of Xiling, Luozu, the principal wife of Huangdi". Luozu invented the cultivation of mulberry trees, raising silkworms, spinning silk, weaving silk into silk, and sewing silk into clothes. Later generations called her "the first silkworm lady". There is a site of Luozu raising silkworms in Huangling County.