Chinese Herbal Medicine Outside the Home

This is a set of popular books about Chinese herbal medicine culture written by Chinese medicine experts for children. Did the small Chinese herbal medicine Scutellaria baicalensis actually change Li Shizhen's life? Artemisia annua can be seen everywhere in the wild, but Tu Youyou won the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine? Ophiopogon japonicus, a common green plant, is actually the "grass of immortality" that Qin Shihuang sent people to search for? The little spiny cocklebur in the fields is actually a good medicine for clearing the nose? Dandelion, an inconspicuous weed, is actually called the "Queen of Herbs" for clearing away heat and detoxifying? … This book unveils the mystery of Chinese herbal medicine for children by telling more than 20 interesting Chinese herbal medicine stories such as skullcap, artemisia annua, Ophiopogon japonicus, cocklebur, and dandelion, allowing children to appreciate the wisdom of Chinese medicine and the magic of Chinese herbal medicine in the stories. Each Chinese herbal medicine in the book is equipped with exquisite hand-drawn illustrations, supplemented by high-definition physical pictures, so that children can understand the Chinese herbal medicine around them more intuitively and three-dimensionally, and enter the world of Chinese herbal medicine.