Spring silkworm is a kind of creature, which is raised in spring. In poetry and literary works, silkworms are used to describe teachers and other people who are willing to contribute, while both Chinese mainland and Hongkong shoot movies and TV series in the name of silkworms, and songs named after silkworms come from several countries. Silkworms need disinfection, feeding and finally cocoon.
Pinyin: chūn cán
Interpretation: Spring silkworm.
Example: Jin Fuxuan's "Bright Moon": "It used to be spring silk, but now it is autumn women's clothing."
Liang Jiangyan in the Southern Dynasties wrote "Riise Fu": "Spring silkworms should spin silk beautifully; Autumn shuttle, weaving ready-made clothes. "
Yuan Mazu-chang's poem "A Couplet of Doors and Hundred Rhymes in the Han Guild Hall" rhymes: "Women strive to overflow spring silkworms, and Akita only collects things."
Qing Ma Luan's poem "Picking the Shuttle Man": "If I had known the spring silk was exhausted, I should regret the mistake of picking the shuttle."