Chinese name: Lei Zu.

Also known as: exhausted ancestors

Gender: Female

biography

Lei Zu Lei Zu is the daughter of Xiling family and the wife of the Yellow Emperor. Legend has it that she is the creator of sericulture and silk-making methods in the Central Plains, and is worshipped as the first silkworm (the silkworm god) after the Northern Zhou Dynasty. She and Changyi, the son of the Yellow Emperor, are the ancestors of Yu and Xia. The other son, Xuan Tao, is the ancestor of businessmen and Zhou people.

Huang Di's wife, Empress Lei Zu; Clever silkworm comes first, a pioneering work of China. A brief introduction of Lei Zu, a female middle school student, will be remembered by future generations forever; Worry covers things up and seeks to make things strange. I have worked hard for the people all my life, and my cocoon is white. Silkworms in spring will weave until they die, and I left silk as my crown.

Lei Zuxian, worried about the people. The Yellow Emperor is the leader of the tribal alliance, and Lei Zu helps the husband to provide the crown. Lead everyone to work day and night and personally guide the finishing of fur. Wild animals are limited, fur is scarce, and leaders' clothes can cover themselves. Why can ordinary people wear clothes? Tossing with worry and fatigue, not thinking about diet and sleep.

Lei Zu is intelligent and has a magical mind. Many women admire Leizu and Leizu's silhouette and travel all over Qian Shan to collect wild fruits to persuade them to satisfy their hunger. In front of all kinds of wild fruit piles, a small white fruit can't bite, which is very novel. It was suggested that the pot should be boiled and mixed with a wooden stick, and the pot should be filled with dazzling and soft filaments. Leizu asked deeply, and made a detailed investigation in Sanglin. From then on, he began the history of planting mulberry and raising silkworms.

Lei Zu's achievements will be remembered by future generations. Cocoons are natural and silk weaving is wonderful; Dress opens a new era, and silk leads the revolution. The difficulty of covering the body is solved by the division of labor between men and women. The house of five mothers is full of mulberry trees, and the dream of sages is happy. The world commemorates Lei Zu as the "First Silkworm Queen".