Jin Longhu, alchemy terminology. "Gold" is the first of the five elements, "Bi" is turquoise jade, and "resplendent and magnificent" means that people can run at four o'clock, the five elements can generate grams, and gossip can be used to refine the great elixir, and then they can travel in fairyland. "Dragon and Tiger" is a lead and mercury medicine used in alchemy, and they can be made into an elixir through coitus. For example, the word "Golden Dragon and Tiger" in volume 24 of Daoism says: "The four seasons go by endlessly; The tiger crouched and dragged, becoming an elixir. In this paper, Liu Zhenren is quoted to explain "brilliance": "Jin people are both rigid and flexible; Blue people are immortal, swimming in the blue sky. Volume 29 "Splendid Articles on Clear Water" quoted Luo Zi as saying: "Jin people are the head of the five elements, the root of five lives, and the yuan of five qi, and they are both rigid and flexible!" If a husband can take it with him, he can travel to the mansion of the Bi Xia fairy, so I call it resplendent. According to legend, there was the Golden Dragon and Tiger Classic in ancient times, which was quoted by Wei Boyang when he wrote the Book of Changes and the Book of Changes in the Han Dynasty. Later generations include Notes on Ancient Dragon and Tiger Classics in China and Notes on Ancient Dragon and Tiger Classics in China. Most of these are explained from the perspective of Neidan.
Related items reference songs? Zeng Yao: See Collected Taoist Scriptures Volume 20 Volume 24 Splendid Dragon and Tiger Volume 29 Splendid Jade with Clear Water. Ming? Zhang Yuchu: Fairy Springs Collection (Preface to Dan). See collected Taoist scriptures, volume 33.