Leizu

After her death (assumed, as details are scarce), Leizu was revered as the Goddess of Silk. Temples were dedicated to her, and she was honored by silk producers and weavers.

Leizu's story was preserved through various historical accounts and mythological narratives. These accounts solidified her status as a cultural hero and a symbol of innovation.

Even today, Leizu is remembered and celebrated in China as the originator of silk production. Her legacy continues to inspire and influence the silk industry and Chinese culture in general. Some scholars and artists have worked to solidify her position as a central cultural figure.