A Chronicle of New China's Silk (1949-2000)

Author: Wang Zhuangmu
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Publishing Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book mainly includes sixteen chapters: General Introduction, Sericulture, Reeling Cocoons, Silk Reeling, Silk Spinning, Silk Weaving, Bleaching, Dyeing, and Printing, Silk Industry Management and Operation, Apparel, By-products, Domestic Trade, Foreign Trade, Science, Education, Culture, Social Organizations and Information, and Conclusion. Each chapter chronicles the development of the silk industry according to the sequence of each "Five-Year Plan." It also records the difficulties encountered by Xiao Jinzhong and objectively summarizes the experiences and lessons learned in the advancement of silk industry development. This book serves as a historical record of the development of mulberry, silkworm, silk, and silk production in China from the founding of the People's Republic of China to the "Ninth Five-Year Plan" period (1949-2000) in terms of production, domestic and foreign trade, and science, education, and technology. The main content includes sixteen chapters: General Introduction, Sericulture, Reeling Cocoons, Silk Reeling, Silk Spinning, Silk Weaving, Bleaching, Dyeing, and Printing, Silk Industry Management and Operation, Apparel, By-products, Domestic Trade, Foreign Trade, Science, Education, Culture, Social Organizations and Information, and Conclusion. Each chapter chronicles the development of the silk industry according to the sequence of each "Five-Year Plan." It also records the difficulties encountered by Xiao Jinzhong and objectively summarizes the experiences and lessons learned in the advancement of silk industry development. This book is suitable for reading and reference by personnel in textiles, silk industry management, science and technology, production, supply, and sales, as well as teachers and students in textile colleges and universities. It is also an important reference material for studying the development of silk in the People's Republic of China.