In the mid-20th century, in order to improve the adaptive yield of Taihe black-bone chickens, blind crossbreeding resulted in a decline in quality and the loss of many excellent characteristics. In order to restore the original appearance of black-bone chicken, in the 1980s, the protection work of Taihe black-bone chicken was included in the Spark Plan of the agricultural system by the state, and a special original black-bone chicken breeding farm was set up to carry out long-term black-bone chicken breed protection work. In October 1999, Taihe established the first Silky Chicken Ecological Reserve and began the work of "purifying and rejuvenating" the original species of Silky Chicken. Then, the Taihe County Government registered the "Taihe Silky Chicken" trademark and obtained a legal license for Taihe Silky Chicken. "ID card".