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Silk, a textile, woven from silk or synthetic fibers, man-made fibers, short silk, etc.; general term for fabrics purely woven or interwoven with silk or rayon. Silk fiber is the only natural filament fiber that has been put into practical use. It is made from the coagulation of silkworm slime. Silk fibers are divided into many types due to the different feeding habits of silkworms. Among them, there are mulberry silk fibers formed by eating mulberry leaves, tussah silk fibers formed by eating tussah leaves, and other wild silk fibers formed by eating cassava leaves, mulberry leaves, and castor leaves. Mulberry silk fiber and tussah silk fiber can retain the shape of filament fiber in the filament yarn formed by clustering, and other wild silk fibers can only be transformed into short fibers for textile processing. Among the filament yarns formed by bundling of mulberry silk fibers and tussah silk fibers, the filament yarns of mulberry silk fibers are the most important and account for most of the natural filament yarns.

The development trend of new international silk technology is to go hand in hand in the fields of clothing industry, decoration, military, cosmetics, and medical use. Japan, Italy, the United States and other advanced silk producing countries have made major breakthroughs in the comprehensive utilization of silk. For example, the application and development of extremely fine and extra-thickness silkworm species, silk is in a leading position in the fields of food, cosmetics, medicine and so on. Japan also uses silkworm cocoons and silk to develop car decoration materials, contact lenses, and artificial skin. At the same time, real silk, rayon, and synthetic fibers are diversified, and various raw materials are blended and covered, making the types of fibers more diverse. Silk products are closely related to fashion trends in terms of fabrics, textures, patterns and styles.