The origin of textile fabrics in China can be traced back to the primitive society. – **Primitive Handweaving Period**: In the primitive society, people had already started to use natural fiber materials such as hemp, kudzu vine, and silk to carry out simple textile activities. At first, they used the method of handweaving, twisting the fibers into threads and then weaving them into simple fabrics for covering the body and keeping warm. For example, in the Hemudu Site in Yuyao, Zhejiang Province, primitive textile tools and fragments of textiles have been discovered, confirming that there was already a certain level of textile technology at that time. – **Emergence of Early Silk Weaving Technology**: By the late Neolithic Age, the silk weaving technology in China began to sprout. It is said that Lei Zu, the wife of the Yellow Emperor, invented sericulture and silk reeling. Although this is just a legend, from archaeological findings, ribbed fabrics have been unearthed at the Caoxieshan Site in Wuxian County, Jiangsu Province, which dates back about 5,000 years. This shows that the silk weaving technology had already achieved a certain degree of development at that time. As time goes by, textile technology has been continuously developing and improving, gradually evolving from simple handweaving to the use of looms for complex weaving. The types of textile fabrics have also become increasingly rich, laying the foundation for the glorious development of China’s textile industry.