During the Wei and Jin Dynasties, Samurai was very popular with the upper class. Those people regard Samurai III as a fashion, so what is Samurai III? Let's get to know each other.
Details 0 1 This powder is said to have been invented by Zhang Zhongjing. Zhang Zhongjing invented this prescription for typhoid patients, because it is hot and dry and has some benefits for typhoid patients. However, in the Wei and Jin Dynasties, the literati in the upper class did not have typhoid fever and began to eat it. At this time, the formula and Zhang Zhongjing's original prescription have been adjusted, but the main components have not changed.
It is very troublesome to take this medicine carefully after eating it in the stomach. First of all, you must not lie still after taking it, but walk. Therefore, celebrities in Wei and Jin dynasties like to take a walk, which is the so-called "walk". In fact, this is not because they particularly like sports, but because they are lazy and love to lie down.
Besides walking, we should pay special attention to food and clothing. After eating, I had a fever all over, and then I became cold. Symptoms are very similar to mild malaria. But if they eat hot food and wear thick clothes when they are cold, they will die. Be sure to wear thin clothes, eat cold food and pour cold water on your body. So Wushi Powder is also called "Cold Food Powder". According to the book, it is "cold clothes, cold drinks, cold food, cold lying and extremely cold." Frozen pneumonia, that's what you give off.
But there is one exception, which is drinking. Be sure to drink hot wine. The wine should be delicious and mellow. Wu shisan is very picky about wine. Don't say that alcohol mixed with methanol is generally inferior and will have a fierce reaction. Moreover, after eating, you can't help eating. You must eat a lot. "Don't eat too much." In a word, you must take a walk after dinner, eat a lot of cold things, drink hot wine, wear thin clothes and take a cold bath.
Taking Wushi Powder not only brings some inconvenience to life. A little carelessness, if something goes wrong, the consequences will be very serious. Huangfu Mi, a famous Eastern Jin Dynasty soldier, described that he fell ill after taking medicine. He said that he suffered terrible pain: "The whole body is hot and dry, and the internal organs are burning. In the dead of winter, eating ice naked is even more unbearable in summer. Like malaria and typhoid fever, my whole body is swollen and my limbs are sore, so I can only cry loudly. " He really can't stand it. He tried to kill himself with a knife, but his aunt tried to dissuade him, so he survived.