(1). An elixir refined by ancient Taoist priests. It is said that people can eliminate all diseases and live forever. "Zi Zhi Tong Jian, Eight Years of Tianfu of the King of Qi in the Later Jin Dynasty": "The master of the Tang Dynasty tasted the magic pill, but the alchemist Shi Shouchong offered the prescription, baiting it for the sake of God, and soaking it into mania." The third fold of Ma Zhiyuan's "Huangliangmeng" in Yuan Dynasty: "Mr. Na! Polygonatum sibiricum is a panacea *." Qing Wang Tao's Song Bin Suo Hua Ni Yourong: "Come on, this medicine is almost the same as the elixir, and it will never come from the hands of quacks in the world." (2) Metaphor is the method of effective test. Qing Qing Chengzi's "The Continuation of Zhi Yi Difficult to Deliver": "If you don't do anything, let nature take its course, that is, this language is a panacea."
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the interpretation of spirit is effective: effective. A panacea Smart, not dull: dexterity. Clever. Linghui. Agile psychological activity: a brainwave. Inspiration. Spirituality Spirit: soul. Mind. Yingling Formerly called or relating to gods: gods. Elves. Quick response and quick activity: flexible. Dan's explanation Dan ā red: cinnabar (cinnabar). Dangui (ornamental plant with orange flowers). Dan Xin Bi Xue (sincere loyalty, precious blood). Dan Qing A granular or powdery Chinese medicine made according to the prescription: Pill Powder. Last name. Radical: Hey.