Grass in traditional Chinese medicine refers to plants with specific curative effects, such as angelica sinensis and Ligusticum chuanxiong. Traditional Chinese medicine pays attention to the health care of plants and trees. In the theory of traditional Chinese medicine, many herbs are used as medicines to treat diseases. These grasses can achieve the effect of treating diseases and strengthening the body by regulating the balance of qi, blood and yin and yang. In traditional medicine in China, grass is regarded as a valuable resource and an important part of traditional herbs.

In the clinical treatment of traditional Chinese medicine, grass is used in different fields in various forms. For example, by means of medicated tea and medicated diet, the internal functions of the body can be adjusted to achieve the purpose of health care. There are also herbs to treat some diseases, such as fatigue, fever, gout, cold, cough and so on. By means of medicinal cakes, pills and topical medicinal water. Moreover, grass is often used to prepare traditional Chinese medicine decoction, plaster, injection and other drugs to speed up the treatment process.

With the continuous development of modern medical technology, more grasses have been discovered, and their efficacy in treating diseases has been confirmed. Scientists have found many new chemical components in herbs and applied them to the research of modern drugs. Many important medical achievements have benefited directly or indirectly from grass. Therefore, herbs in traditional Chinese medicine are not neglected drugs in modern medicine, but have been more widely recognized and applied.