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15, 2007 Her-Story, Then: Si Ling-Chi c. 2640 BCE – ALMOST 5000
YEARS AGO SHE INVENTED A FABRIC AS TRANSLUCENT AS ICE AND AS
LIGHT AS A CLOUD. REVEALING THE SECRET OF ITS CREATION BECAME
PUNISHABLE BY DEATH Si Ling-Chi sat in the shade of her court
garden, sipping tea beneath gracious mulberry trees. She heard a
tiny rustle in the leaves above her, and the breeze suddenly
dropped a white cocoon into her teacup. Instead of picking it
out of her drink, she watched as the hot water began to dissolve
it. Soon her tea was laced with shimmering filaments. And Si
Ling-Chi imagined the luminous gown she might weave for her
husband, Hoang-ti, the mythi