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1Q: What is textile?

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The original meaning of textile is derived from the general term of spinning and weaving, but with the continuous development and improvement of textile knowledge system and discipline system, especially after the production of non-woven textile materials and three-dimensional composite weaving technology, textile is not only traditional spinning and weaving, but also includes non-woven technology, three-dimensional weaving technology, electrostatic nano mesh technology. Textile is roughly divided into two processes: spinning and weaving. According to legend, the origin of Chinese textile began from Lei Zu's sericulture and silk smelting, and archeology found bone needles on the archaeological site of the cavemen in the Paleolithic Age, which is the earliest known origin of textile. To the Neolithic age, the invention of spinning wheel, making the smelting of silk more convenient; In the Western Zhou Dynasty, primitive textile machines appeared: spinning wheel, 轈 car; The jacquard machine was invented in the Han Dynasty, and the textile technology was incorporated into Tiangong Kaiwu compiled by Song Yingxing in the Ming Dynasty. The most famous textile in China is silk, the trade of which promoted the development of cultural exchanges and transportation between the East and the West, and indirectly influenced the commerce and military affairs of the West.

"Textile" in the word "spinning", the word from the square. "Mi" means "silk thread" and "Fang" means "Fang country". The word "tao" and "Fang" unite to mean "yarn uniformly purchased and distributed by the state." Weave the traditional Chinese characters in an intricate pattern. The term "Lew" refers to the manoeuvres of an army array and, by extension, patterns similar to those displayed in group exercises. The words "ITO" and "Lew" combined mean "colored threads added to the pattern of a cloth as it is spun".

In the early period of the British Industrial Revolution, there were factories with detailed division of labor, but the cotton yarn produced by 6-8 spinners could only supply 1 weaver to weave cotton cloth, causing the so-called "yarn shortage". In 1765, an English weaver named James Hargreaves invented a new type of spinning machine, which he named after his daughter, the famous Jenny spinning machine. The improvement and invention of the new spinning machine led to the development of the textile industry in Britain, and indirectly influenced the occurrence of the Gandhi non-cooperation movement in India.