1. The Eighteen Countermeasures of Traditional Chinese Medicine

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The famous saying of Materia Medica is that the Eighteen Counterparts of Traditional Chinese Medicine are half of the beetroot and the root of the root is the attack of the black root.

The algae and coriander are afraid of the war grass, and the ginseng and pungent peony are against the hellebore.

The meaning of the song:

Sichuan Wu, Cao Wu and Pinellia ternata, Kuo Pi, Sichuan Fritillary, Zhejiang Fritillary, Bletilla, and Bletilla.

Licorice root, Euphorbia euphorbia, Kansui, Daphne genkwa.

Veratrum anti-ginseng, Codonopsis pilosula, Nanshashen, Salvia miltiorrhiza, Sophora flavescens, Scrophulariaceae, Asarum, white peony root and red peony root.

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2. Nineteen Weird Songs of Traditional Chinese Medicine

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Sulfur is originally the essence of fire, and Pu Ni will fight at the sight of it. .

Don’t mix mercury with arsenic; wolfsbane is the most feared by the Mitra monk.

Croton has the strongest temperament, but does not get along well with morning glory.

Don’t see lilacs and tulips, and it’s hard to compare the teeth with the thorns and thorns.

Sichuan Wucaowu is not suitable for rhinoceros, and ginseng is most afraid of Wulingzhi.

Guan Gui is good at regulating air-conditioning, but if he meets Shi Zhi, he will bully him.

Generally speaking, when you are in harmony, you will see prosperity and adversity.

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Song meaning:

Sulfur is afraid of saltpetre, mercury is afraid of arsenic.

The wolfsbane flower is afraid of the Mitra monk, and the croton is afraid of the morning glory.

Lilacs are afraid of tulips, and teeth are afraid of thorns and triangular edges.

Sichuan Wu and Cao Wu are afraid of rhinoceros horns, and ginseng is afraid of Wulingzhi.

Cinnamomum twig, Guangui, cassia cinnamon, red stone resin and white stone resin.

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Note: 1. The fear here refers to opposing each other and checking and balancing each other.

2. Diao, pronounced: the third tone of lan.

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