The moral of spring silkworm

I believe many people raised silkworms when they were young. They hatch from eggs and then grow up slowly. When they are mature, they will spin silk to bind themselves. After spinning, they become pupae the size of peanuts. After a period of time, the pupa becomes a moth and comes out of the cocoon. Do you know the symbolic meaning of spring silkworm after laying eggs?

Spring silkworm is a symbol of hardworking, dedicated and intelligent people, and it is also used to describe teachers and other dedicated people in poetry and literary works. Li Shangyin, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, said, "Spring silkworms will die, and the night candle will burn the wick", which has brought the perseverance, faithfulness and dedication of spring silkworms to the extreme and has become a famous sentence sung through the ages.

Silkworm has also become a symbol of people's admiration for hardworking, dedicated and intelligent people, and has been loved by more people. Therefore, throughout the ages, in various artistic creations, silkworms are often used to make various metaphors.

Silkworms eat lush mulberry leaves, but spit out precious silk. This quality of silkworms is similar to that of cows that eat grass and milk cows. Silkworm's silent dedication and unrequited spirit are touching.