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The word "spinning" in the word "spinning" is the system to the square. "Si" refers to "silk thread" "Fang" refers to "Fang Guo". "Si" "Fang" jointly represent "yarn purchased distributed by the state in a unified way". The word "weaving" is very complex. "Ni" refers to the military drill, extended to the pattern similar to the performance of group gymnastics. "Si" "Ni" are combined to represent "adding colored silk threads to form patterns in the spinning process".

Textile is roughly divided into two processes: spinning weaving. The origin of Chinese textile is said to have started Lei Zu's sericulture silk smelting. Archaeology found bone needles on the archaeological site of the cave man at the top of the stone age. It is the earliest known origin of textile. In the Neolithic Age, the invention of spinning wheel made the silk smelting more convenient. In the Western Zhou Dynasty, the original textile machines appeared: spinning wheel spinning wheel, in the Han Dynasty A jacquard machine was invented. Song Yingxing of Ming Dynasty compiled Tiangong fabrics incorporated textile technology into it.

The most famous textile in China is silk. The trade of silk has promoted the cultural exchange traffic development between the East the west, also indirectly affected the commerce military of the West.

In the early period of the British Industrial Revolution, there were factories with meticulous division of labor. However, 6-8 spinners could only supply one weaver with cotton, which caused the so-called "yarn shortage". In 1765, a British Weaver named James Hargreaves invented a new spinning machine, which he named after his daughter, the famous Jenny spinning machine. The improvement invention of the new spinning frame has promoted the development of British textile industry indirectly affected the occurrence of Gandhi non cooperation movement in India in the future.