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In ancient times, silk was a textile woven from silk (mainly mulberry silk, including a small amount of oak silk and cassava silk). Due to the expansion of textile raw materials in modern times, any textile woven with artificial or natural filament fibers can be referred to as silk in a broad sense. The silk woven from pure mulberry silk is also known as' real silk '.Silk originates from mulberry trees and is taken from silk. Through exquisite weaving, it is made into silk and satin, showcasing the glory of nobility. More than 5000 years ago, the ancestors of the Chinese nation invented the cultivation of mulberry and silkworms, as well as the spinning and weaving of silk. Later, the Yellow Emperor, Yao, and Shun hung their clothes and ruled the country. Over 2000 years ago, silk initiated economic and cultural exchanges between the East and the West, and witnessed the spread of Eastern civilization to the world. As a great invention of ancient China, silk has become an important symbol of Chinese civilization.Silk is a specialty of China. The ancient Chinese laboring people invented and produced silk products on a large scale, which opened up the first large-scale commercial exchange between the East and the West in world history, known as the "Silk Road". Since the Western Han Dynasty, Chinese silk has been continuously transported in large quantities to foreign countries, becoming a world-renowned product. At that time, the main road from China to the West was called the Silk Road by Europeans, and China was also known as the "Silk Country". Silk originates from mulberry trees and is taken from silk. Through exquisite weaving, it is made into silk and satin, showcasing the glory of nobility. More than 5000 years ago, the ancestors of the Chinese nation invented the cultivation of mulberry and silkworms, as well as the spinning and weaving of silk. Later, the Yellow Emperor, Yao, and Shun hung their clothes and ruled the country. Over 2000 years ago, silk initiated economic and cultural exchanges between the East and the West, and witnessed the spread of Eastern civilization to the world. As a great invention of ancient China, silk has become an important symbol of Chinese civilization. Silk is a specialty of China. The ancient Chinese laboring people invented and produced silk products on a large scale, which opened up the first large-scale commercial exchange between the East and the West in world history, known as the "Silk Road". Since the Western Han Dynasty, Chinese silk has been continuously transported in large quantities to foreign countries, becoming a world-renowned product. At that time, the main road from China to the West was called the Silk Road by Europeans, and China was also known as the "Silk Country".