Peppercorns for Athlete's Foot: An Ancient Remedy Revisited: Street "Science" Spreads Traditional Wisdom"Don't believe me? I have scientific evidence." Hao Chuan said, pulling a small booklet out of his pocket...

The Day of Entering the Dog Days: Insights into Modern Life Wisdom from Ancient Chinese Customs of "Unlucky Days"The summer solstice has passed, and the scorching heat is upon us. Tomorrow marks the beginning of the Dog Days, signifying the hottest period of the year...

The Dog Days: Exploring Ancient Wisdom and Embracing the Summer ChallengeIntroduction: Tomorrow, July 15th, marks the official start of the hottest period of the year the Dog Days. In ancient times, this period was known as "" (Futian), meaning the yin energy is suppressed by the yang energy and hides underground...

Chicken Gizzards: The Perfect Blend of Ancient Wisdom and Modern ScienceIn the slow flow of time, ancient villages have been filled with wondrous tales about herbs, among which the most captivating is the legend of "Chicken Gizzards". This golden-colored dried substance has been attributed with magical effects, capable of treating indigestion and helping people regain their health...

The Beauty of Harmony: Ancient Wisdom of Mugwort Meets Modern LifeAmidst the hustle and bustle of bustling cities, people seek health and beauty. However, ancient wisdom of health preservation has quietly settled at the bottom of the long river of time, waiting to be rediscovered...

The Three Dog Days: Ancient Wisdom for the Scorching SummerThe Three Dog Days, the hottest period of the year, is not only a division of natural seasons but also embodies the crystallization of ancient wisdom that profoundly influences people's customs, dietary culture, and health concepts. This article will delve into this special period from its origins, cultural implications, customs, and health preservation, guiding you through a deeper understanding and sharing practical tips to help you safely navigate the scorching summer...

Hawthorn Seed Pillow: A Modern Interpretation of an Ancient Health SecretIn a tranquil town in Henan, 75-year-old Lin Fuguang, a retired railway worker, lives a peaceful and routine life. However, in recent years, he has been plagued by insomnia, causing him great distress...

Yu Gengzhe, professor of History and Bunka Gakuin of Shaanxi Normal University, delivered a speech: "From India to China, a millennium course of ophthalmic surgery"The following is an excerpt from Yu Gengzhe's speech:Starting from a skullIn your impression, is traditional Chinese medicine good at surgery? It seems that Chinese medicine should be decoction and acupuncture and moxibustion, which are not good at surgery, but in factTraditional Chinese medicine also has its own tradition of surgical procedures.Dawenkou culture Site, Fujiapo, Guangrao, ShandongA skull like this was once unearthed in a tomb of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences...

Many illnesses lead to a long lifespan, but a hard life leads to thin blessings: are those who are weak more blessed?Introduction:The statement made by the ancients that 'many illnesses lead to a long lifespan, but life is hard and fortune is thin' involves the relationship between human health and fate. In traditional Chinese culture, people who are physically weak and sickly are considered blessed, while healthy and strong people are often regarded as objects of bumpy fate...

Skipping dinner will cure all illnesses due to hungerLove for dinner is one of the reasons why we humans develop diseases; It is also a reason why many diseases remain incurable for a long time. Many people believe that if they are hungry at night, they must eat; Actually, it's not; It's normal to avoid eating when you're hungry at night...

writing| Salted fish never puts salt in itedit| Salted fish never puts salt in itPrefaceIn many TV dramas, the ones that make people burn with desireYin Yang Hehuan SanUsed by brothel women to flirtEnchanting FragranceOr maybe it's for physical fitnessThe Ten Complete Great Tonifying PillsThese all belong toAncient aphrodisiac.Poison in TV dramasThe origin of aphrodisiacs has been almost throughout human history, as early asThe Ape Beginnerof,...

Baijiu has a long history in China, which can be traced back to 2000 years ago. It is puzzling that most ancient people, as we all know, drank alcohol by warming it up first...