What are the morphological characteristics of green-tailed silkworm moth?

Adults are thick and white with white flocculent scales. There are l purple stripes between the two antennae of the head, and the antennae are yellow-brown and feathery. The wings are blue-green, with white flocculent scales at the base, obvious grayish-yellow veins and yellowish cilia; There are 1 longitudinal bands composed of white, purple, brown and black at the front edge of the front wing, which are connected with the purple horizontal band of the chest. The buttock angle of the hind wing is in the shape of a long tail, and there are 1 oval eye spots at the cavity ends of the front and rear wings, and there are 1 transparent horizontal bands in the middle of the spots, which are composed of four colors from the inside of the spots. Eggs are oblate, green at first, and brown near hatching. Larvae body is yellow-green, stout, with nearly hexagonal segments and fleshy trichomes with white bristles and brown short spines; The hairy tumor behind the middle and back chest and the eighth abdominal segment is large, with a yellow top and a black bottom. Pupa oval, purple-black. Silkworm cocoons are oval, filiform, taupe to yellowish brown.