Stealing: it's meaningless to stop stealing, but it's short of gold and hurts the lungs and intestines.

Prostitution: it is rude not to abstain from prostitution, but it is sad without fire.

Wine: if you don't quit, you will have no wisdom, and if you lack water, you will have kidney and bladder injuries.

Fake: if you don't quit fake and break your promise, you will lack soil and hurt your spleen and stomach.

Five kinds of meat:

Onion: It hurts the kidney and consumes water and gas. Eating too much will make you feel unstable and panic.

Leek: It hurts the liver and consumes wood gas. It is easy to get angry when the liver is hot.

Qiu: Injury to the spleen leads to thick qi, poor spleen and pancreas, and often leads to trouble and depression.

Garlic: It's sad to put out the fire. If you eat too much, your spirit will relax.

Canal: Injury to the lungs dissipates gold, and lung fatigue often shows a pessimistic attitude.

Corresponding tables of five colors, five flavors, five internal organs, five senses and five elements in Huangdi Neijing

Wuxing mu

Finger fire

Middle finger soil

Thumb gold

Little finger water

ring finger

Five colors cyan (green) red yellow white black

Sour, bitter, sweet and salty.

Five viscera, liver, heart, spleen, lung and kidney

Five senses, eyes, tongue, nose and ears

Five directions: southeast, middle and northwest

Five emotions, anger, joy, sadness and fear

Five colors and four natures are an important part of traditional Chinese medicine. Different colors are beneficial to different organs, and balanced intake is the real treatment, disease prevention, health care and health preservation. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the five elements correspond to the organs in the body, with wood as the liver, fire as the heart, soil as the spleen and water as the kidney. As far as health care and treatment are concerned, five-color "green", "red", "yellow", "white" and "black" correspond to the five elements (namely, gold, wood, water, fire and earth) respectively, so they have different nourishing effects on the five internal organs of the human body.