A long time ago, a man reached the age of marriage, and his parents often worried about his marriage, but he was not in a hurry.
He said that when he married his wife, he did not look at appearance, but only at ability.
One day, he went hunting in the West Mountain and saw a woman, holding a tree in one hand, kneeling on the ground with one leg, spitting silk out of her mouth.
Only to see her spit a golden one for a while, a silver one for a while, all shining.
The man was fascinated. He thought that with silk he could weave cloth and wear animal skins for a day.
He began to talk to the woman. Humbly ask for advice, let the woman teach him to make silk.
The woman said she couldn't easily teach others unless the person was her husband.
The man looked up at the woman and saw that the woman had dark skin, thick lips, long and ugly, and was not very tall.
The man thinks, ugly is ugly, people can't look at the appearance, they have to look at the skill.
He plucked up the courage to say that only the eldest sister did not abandon me, and I would.
The woman said, I was originally the handmaiden of the Queen Mother of Heaven, but because I violated the rules of heaven, I was demoted to mortal.
The man asked, what rules of heaven have you violated?
The woman said, I once went to the garden of the Queen Mother, and found that there was a five-colored grass in the garden full of fruit, and the fruit emitted a seductive fragrance, so I picked a few and ate them with a mouth full of sweetness. Who knows that after a while, I feel sick in my heart and want to throw up. I couldn't control it, so I threw up, who knew what I was spitting out was silk.
This matter made the Queen Mother Know about it, and she was furious, saying that I stole her fairy grass, and I was demoted to the mortal world, and I didn't want to become like this.
The man knew where the woman came from, and he married the woman.
Since then, women have led the women to reel silk, weave, and people finally put on beautiful clothes.
Who is this man? He is the Yellow Emperor. Our common ancestors.
