There are performance songs, four-qi songs, five-flavor songs, six-Chen songs and seven love songs.

Perform a song

What are the properties of traditional Chinese medicine? Four qi and five flavors and meridian tropism,

There are ups and downs, ups and downs, toxic and non-toxic systems.

Four Song Qi

Four qi are cold, hot and warm, and cold is yin, warm and yang.

Warming and reinforcing fire to help Yang Qi has obvious effect of warming interior and dispelling cold.

Cold, clearing away heat and purging fire, detoxifying, supporting yin and suppressing yang,

Cold is hot, and heat is cold, so the treatment of Dafa is the key link.

Five-flavor song

The five tastes are bitter, bitter and salty, and the therapeutic effect is different.

Xin Xing's qi and blood control divergence, sweet and tonify middle energizer, which is urgent but slow.

Bitter dryness can strengthen yin, salty dryness can moisten and soften,

Acid can be astringent and astringent, and it is necessary to remember all about light seepage and dampness.

Liu Chen Song

Keywords Fructus Aurantii, Pericarpium Citri Tangerinae, Rhizoma Pinelliae, Herba Ephedrae, Fructus Evodiae,

Six kinds of medicines should be aged for a long time and put into the prescription, which will have a miraculous effect.

Seven love songs

One drug helps another, and each drug must be used together to increase its efficacy.

Killing each other can control the toxicity of other drugs, and the toxicity of mutual fear is limited.

On the contrary, it should be kept in mind that the compatibility effect of opposites is poor.

Single line does not need other drugs, and the compatibility of seven emotions is mysterious.

The Origin of TCM and the Development of TCM Discipline

The discovery, application and development of traditional Chinese medicine have gone through a long practical process.

In primitive times, because our ancestors ate plants and hunted, contact with and understanding some plants and animals and their possible effects on human body would inevitably lead to some drug reaction or poisoning, and even cause pain and even death, thus making people know how to distinguish and choose when looking for food.

At the same time, in order to fight against diseases, we have gradually created and accumulated some knowledge of drug use through accumulated experience, conscious experiments, observation, taste and experience. After repeated practice and understanding, continuous summary and communication, the early drug therapy was gradually formed. Although history is developing and society is progressing, the demand for drugs is increasing day by day.

The source of drugs has gradually developed from wild medicinal materials to artificial cultivation and domestication, and from plants to animals. Animals have expanded into natural minerals and some man-made products. Knowledge and experience in medication are getting richer and richer. The way of recording and disseminating this knowledge has developed into written records.

Pharmacy in China developed very early, and official written records can be traced back to more than 1000 years BC.

During the Western Zhou Dynasty (BC 1066-77 1), there were professional "doctors" who gathered poison to cure diseases. There was a great deal of information about drugs in the pre-Qin period (before 22 1 year BC). Shan Hai Jing contains 100 kinds of animal and plant medicines, many of which are still in use today. There are about 300 prescriptions in the silk book Fifty-two Diseases unearthed in 1970s, involving more than 240 kinds of drugs. This shows that in the Qin and Han dynasties, pharmacies have begun to take shape.

During the Western Han Dynasty (202 BC-8 AD), materia medica became a compulsory subject for doctors. The earliest existing pharmaceutical monograph is Shennong Herbal Classic, which was written in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. The original book was lost, and the existing version was compiled by scholars since the Ming and Qing Dynasties. This book is divided into three volumes with 365 kinds of drugs, which is a summary of pharmaceutical knowledge and experience before the Han Dynasty. It is the earliest precious pharmaceutical literature in China.