The bug found in the kitchen begged for a name, thank you

Silverfish, also known as scissor insects, silverfish, bifish, swallowtail insects, etc., is a kind of relatively primitive wingless small insects, belonging to the tasseltail order, silverfish family, about 250 species are known in the world, and more than 20 species are known in China. [1] This insect is not only a moth for indoor dry storage, but also a pest of important archival books and cultural relics that are common in libraries around the world. In China, the common species in the library are the wool silverfish (Ctenolepisma villosa), the Taiwanese silverfish (Lepisma serricom), and the domestic silverfish (Lepisma saccharina).

This is a clothesworm.

Silverfish insect (scientific name: Lepisma saccharina), commonly known as silverfish, silverfish, white fish, wallfish, bookworm or caryworm is a dexterous, light-phobic, and wingless insect, the body is silvery-gray, so it also has the title of white fish, craving carbohydrates such as sugar and starch, its body is slender, wingless, the body is covered with scales, and the mouthparts are chewing.