Traditional Chinese Medicine Practice

Urban daily trend, focusing on a relaxing cure—— Did you know? The perilla leaves picked casually on the edge of the fields can be boiled and drank to relieve colds and fevers; the blood of the toad jumping in the corner can cure unknown swelling and poisoning after being cleaned; even the cicada shells shed in summer are good for treating sore throats. I am a barefoot doctor who travels from village to village, carrying a medicine box on my back in the mountains of Yunnan. Today I cure Aunt Zhang's chickens from laying eggs, and tomorrow I give Uncle Li a few injections in Lao Han's legs. No need for complicated terminology, just talk in plain language: Which kind of grass can stop bleeding, which leaves can eliminate mosquito bites, how warm acupuncture can help the elderly to get rid of the cold... They are all methods that can be found everywhere in rural areas. They come with step-by-step tutorials. Maybe you can remember two tricks after reading it. Occasionally, I will tell some old stories about traditional Chinese medicine: how Sun Simiao made mugwort and silver needles a "golden partner", and how an ancient female doctor Yun Xian cured the queen's disease with a simple prescription. Don't engage in metaphysics, just tell the truth - after all, the first sentence my grandfather taught me was: "Herbs are in the fields, not in the cracks of books." The comment section is always open: What's wrong with your family? Children with food accumulation, elderly people with coughs, and even pets with diarrhea can all come here to ask questions. I will tell you the local remedies I have tried, but remember: if you feel really uncomfortable, go to the hospital first. This is at best a "little encyclopedia of life". The first 10 chapters are full of useful information. After reading it, I found it useful, so I stayed and walked with me to the next village. This time I am not greedy for too much, I just want to write every recipe and every section of the mountain road clearly. (Ps: