Sambo refers to; Two different situations.
Three treasures refer to Buddha treasures, magic weapons and monk treasures. Three treasures in Northeast China refer to ginseng, mink and antlers.
Buddha's treasure refers to Buddha Sakyamuni, the master of Buddhism and Taoism, and also refers to all the buddhas who have been to the void, traveled all over the dharma world and lived in ten places for three generations;
The magic weapon refers to everything about the Buddha, including Sanzang Twelve Classics and 84,000 Dharmas.
A monk's treasure refers to a monk who practices, spreads Buddhism and cultivates all beings according to the teachings of various Buddhists.
ginseng
Ginseng. Ginseng is a perennial herb of Araliaceae in Umbelliferae. It grows in mixed coniferous and broad-leaved forests or deciduous broad-leaved forests dominated by Korean pine at an altitude of several hundred meters between 33 and 48 degrees north latitude.
Pilose antler horn
Antler horn refers to the young horn of sika deer or red deer, which has no ossification and fluff, and is a valuable Chinese herbal medicine. Pilose antler contains phospholipids, glycolipids, colloids, hormones, fatty acids, amino acids, protein, calcium, phosphorus, magnesium and sodium.
Among them, amino acids account for more than half of the total components. Ancient doctors believed that the essence of deer lies in the horn, while velvet antler is the bud of horn, and its qi is not vented, so it is the most powerful for strengthening yang and benefiting blood.
marten
Mink is one of the three treasures in Northeast China, and it is called "the king of fur". Mink belongs to fine fur fur, with excellent leather board, soft and firm, rich plush and smooth color. The leather clothes made from it are elegant and elegant, and are ideal fur products.