古老的东方蚕桑文化，治愈每一个怕冷的人——蚕丝被 winter bedding from double-cocoon silk | Liziqi Channel

Silkworm Life Cycle (Cocoon-to-Silk Process)

• Baby silkworms: The “white worms” shown on the floor are silkworm larvae.
• Feeding/raising: The caregiver collects more food to keep the silkworms growing.
• Silk cocoon stage: The silkworms form silk cocoons.
• Boiling to stop development: The cocoons are boiled to kill the silkworm pupa.
• Washing: After boiling, the cocoons are washed.
• Removing remains: The cocoons are taken out from the dead silkworms.
• Stretching/spinning prep: The gathered cocoons are stretched to process them into usable raw silk fibers.
• Drying: The gathered cocoons / raw silk is left out to dry.

Scale of Effort (Resource Intensity)

It takes about 2,500 silkworms to produce 1 pound (0.45 kg) of raw silk, highlighting how repetitive and labor-intensive the process is.

Notable Locations, Products, and Speakers Mentioned

• Location/setting: Not specified.
• Product focus: Double-cocoon silk and silk bedding (“winter bedding” / silk comfort for people who feel cold).
• Speaker/channel: Liziqi Channel (host name not specified in the subtitles).