Legend has it that during the Yellow Emperor period, there was a minister named Du Kang, who was specifically responsible for the tribe's food management.

At that time, Huangdi had a good governance and the tribe could harvest a lot of food every year.

However, there were no warehouses at that time, and people did not understand scientific storage methods, and just stored a large amount of food in caves.

However, due to the wet cave, the food was completely rotten over time.

Seeing this, Huangdi asked Du Kang to find a way to preserve the food.

Seeing that so much food wasted, Du Kang also felt very sorry and made up his mind to preserve the food well.

One day, Du Kang came to the woods for a walk and found several dead trees, leaving only thick and empty trunks.

Du Kang had a sudden inspiration and thought, "Why not store the grain in these trunks? So that the grain will not rot due to moisture."

So Du Kang took this tribe and poured all the food into the tree trunk.

After a while, Du Kang came to the woods to check the food situation. He was surprised to find that in front of the dead trees where the grain was stored, some wild boars, goats and rabbits were lying everywhere, motionless, as if dead.

He quickly approached to see what was going on, but found that the animals were not dead, but just as if they were asleep.

It turned out that the trunks of the grain-filled tree had cracked several cracks, and water was constantly seeping from the inside to the outside.

Du Kang judged from this that these animals should have licked and ate them, and the water that oozed out was lying down.

However, what is the reason?

Du Kang leaned over and smelled it, and felt a fragrance coming to his face. He couldn't help but taste the strong perfume and felt refreshed.

Du Kang brought these strong perfumes back and invited them to taste them. After everyone tasted them, they said they were delicious. After drinking them, they felt very energetic, but they were worried that the water could be drunk.

Du Kang did the experiment himself. He drank a lot of this water, then felt a little dizzy and fell asleep.

After he woke up, he didn't feel any discomfort.

Afterwards, Du Kang reported the matter to Huangdi. Huangdi also tasted the strong perfume himself, and it felt good, so he asked Du Kang to continue researching and observing.

In this way, Du Kang finally invented winemaking, and wine gradually became popular among the people, and Du Kang was also respected as the ancestor of winemaking.

...

After watching "Du Kang Brewing", the Internet became lively again, and all readers seemed very excited.

In just a short time, they learned about Cangjie's creation of characters, the origin of "The Art of Qihuang", and the origin of winemaking was Du Kang. What else is more satisfying than this?

"No wonder I have seen records about 'Du Kang Wine' in history books. It turns out that Du Kang is the ancestor of winemaking."

"So, my Chinese wine culture can be traced back to more than 5,000 years ago, hahaha! This is great."

"Hehe! Although the wine is good, don't drink it."

"Lying on the grass! It's OK upstairs, it's like an advertising slogan."

“…”

I knew the origin of wine, but the story has not ended yet. After Du Kang, another big shot appeared.

This big name is called Lazu, and her story is called "Lazu Shi Silkworm".

Laozu, some people familiar with history, know that Laozu was the wife of Huangdi, or the Yuan Concubine.

However, the historical books that have been passed down only record that Lao Zu was the wife of Huangdi, but the deeds of Lao Zu were recorded in conjunction with each other.

Is this the first silkworm in the Lazu that Lazu invented the raising of silkworms?

"Lazu's first silkworm? Is this 'Lazu' a name?" Readers who don't know who Lazu is can't help but mutter in their hearts.

I don’t know if I heard their muttering, but someone said online: “There is a historical book that there is such a record, ‘The emperor lives in the hills of Xuanyuan and married the daughter of Xiling, and was the one who married the daughter of Huangdi. Laizu was the main concubine of Huangdi and gave birth to two sons, and all of them were in the world.’ It can be seen that Laizu was Huangdi’s wife. Could it be that Laizu invented the raising of silkworms?”

"I'll go, this strange name is actually Huangdi's wife. He invented the raising of silkworms? That's not an ordinary person!"

"No, that's Huangdi's wife, how could she be an ordinary person?"

"Yes, ordinary people cannot become Huangdi's wife. Laozu Shizizi, okay, okay!"

“…”

After learning that Lazu was Huangdi's wife, everyone became very excited about the story of "Lazu's first silkworm".

After Huangdi became the leader of the tribe, he handed over the clothes and clothes to Yuanfei Lazu.

Laozu often led women up the mountain to peel the bark and weave hemp nets. They also peeled off the fur of various wild animals hunted by men and processed them.

Once, in a mulberry forest, the subordinates found that the trees were covered with small white fruits.

They began to think that these small white fruits were fresh, so they picked them down and tasted them, but found that they had no taste, and they couldn't bite them no matter how hard they bite them.

Then, they picked some small white fruits and took them back to show them to Laozu.

After observing carefully, the white fruit brought back by the subordinates for a long time, he thought a lot, and then happily said to the subordinates: "This is not a fruit, it cannot be eaten, but it is of great use. You have made great contributions this time."

Laozu discovered that white small fruits are of great use, but how did these white small fruits come from?

After asking his subordinates where they found the white fruit, they went up the mountain and observed it in the mulberry forest for a few days.

Finally I figured out that this small white fruit is made of a kind of woven by spitting thin filaments from the mouth.

Laozu informed Huangdi about this and asked Huangdi to order all the mulberry forests on the mountain to protect, and Huangdi naturally agreed.

From then on, under the advocacy of Lazu, people began to plant mulberry trees and silkworms.

Laozu invented the raising of silkworms, and the marsh was benefited by China and the world. He was later revered as the "Silkworm Queen".

In addition, Emperor Lei first advocated marriage, and his mother was in charge of the world and benefited the people. He opened up the vast land together with the two emperors of Yan and Huang and bid farewell to the wilderness. He was also the ancestor of humanities in China.

...

After reading the story of "Laozu's First Silkworm", all readers sighed in their hearts that it turned out thatLaozu was also so great.

"It turns out that Laozu invented the raising of silkworms, which also has very important significance and can definitely benefit the whole world."

"Lao Zu can definitely be called the great mother of my Chinese nation. She is respected like the two emperors of Yan and Huang!"

"Thanks to Mr. Li Fan, for letting us know about the story of Laozu and that during the Yanhuang period, I had such a great silkworm queen in China."

"My Chinese mythology and legend culture is indeed brilliant and brilliant, and it is really exciting to watch today."

"What's even more satisfying is that today's story is not over yet, it's so cool."

“…”

...

Capital.

Cen Geng and Shen Cong were also very excited.

Cen Geng said excitedly: "The story of 'Laozu' is really important to us. With it, many unscrupulous things before can make sense."

Chen Cong also said: "We are really going to the right place to go to Sansheng Village this time. Otherwise, I don't know when that kid will launch these works."

Cen Geng laughed and said, "No, good, it's time to go."
Chapter completed!