As the name implies, drug nouns, that is, drug names, must have at least one drug name in each sentence, and drug names can be homophonic. Entering poetry in the name of medicine is properly used, appropriate and reasonable, and can express human feelings and things in a tortuous and euphemistic way.
The poems of drug names show the wisdom of ancient China literati and embody the greatness of China culture.
Xiao Gang, Emperor Wen of Liang Jian, was the first person to embed the names of medicines into poems. His Poem of Medicinal Names is included in Wen Yi Cong, which contains the sentence of "Candle takes pictures of quilt, curtain floats with storax", and is embedded with two kinds of Chinese medicines: Albizia Albizia and storax. During the Tang and Song Dynasties, the poems of drug names were all the rage, and many excellent works appeared.
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In the Northern Song Dynasty, there was a poet who not only served as the prefect of Yuqian County in Hangzhou, but also had a good medical skill. Best of all, he likes to write the names of traditional Chinese medicines into words, and has written more than 100 poems on the names of medicines. He is Chen Ya of the Northern Song Dynasty.
Chen Ya's famous poem is: The night before the windy moon, it is cool in the porch window in summer. In these two sentences, Radix Peucedani and Rhizoma Pinelliae are both traditional Chinese medicines.
Climb Huzhou summer resort
If you envy a heavy building, don't envy a stone as a corridor.
On the night before the windy moon, Pinellia ternata in summer is cool in the porch window.
You know Yupu when you are young, and Xianxiang when you are purple.
However, I am afraid that the platform will be hurt if there is less angelica.
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There is another interesting thing for Chen Ya, who likes to write words in medicine:
There was once a guest who liked "the night before the windy moon, the porch window was measured at midnight." This poem was specially found by Chen Ya from a distance, and he was asked to put medicine in the words.
Chen Ya immediately made three "faults":
"original inspection" I
Acacia is deep, but it is difficult to write on paper. Every word is Sophora flavescens. I have to study it in Penang.
I remember Angelica clearly until the cherry ripened. Speaking of chrysanthemums, I have never been back to my hometown.
In these 42 words, eight kinds of medicinal materials were written: Arabic gum, Coix seed, Radix Angelicae Dahuricae, Radix Sophorae Flavescentis, Stellera chamaejasme, Radix Angelicae Sinensis, Radix Polygalae and Fructus Foeniculi.
The whole poem expresses a kind of lovesickness, describing a woman who left her lover and desperately hoped for his early return. "You said that the cherry will come back when it is ripe in midsummer, and now the chrysanthemum is in bloom. Why haven't you come back yet? "
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Part II "Original Inspection"
After the rain, the yard is cool and the carnations are windy. Relax and sleep in the gauze kitchen.
Get up and sit idly in the North Pavilion, shedding tears. I worked hard for my son-in-law, and then went to the Moon Gui.
This poem uses seven kinds of medicinal materials: Yuyuliang, Dianthus, Cistanche deserticola, Pinellia ternata, Baiting, Pearl and Asarum.
This word also describes a woman who lives alone in an empty boudoir. After the rain, she missed her husband in the yard, but where did he go? He should be in the process of becoming famous and pursuing his career.
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Part III "Original Inspection"
Wandering in the future, flowers bloom frequently. Unfortunately, pomegranate skirt, blue musk deer sold half.
Pipa idle hold acacia, will pluck the strings off. I'm going to break Zhu's string and wait for this enemy to come and see it.
There are six kinds of Chinese medicines in this word: pomegranate, musk, acacia, long pepper, dipsacus root and Daihe.
This word describes a rather "spicy" woman, fiddling with the pipa at random and thinking about her lover. Why do you say "spicy"? Look at the word "lewd and bitter". Among ancient women, if a girl can describe her lover with such words, how can she not be "spicy"!
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Chen Ya almost filled in these three words in one breath, and the guests applauded after listening. Chen Ya has this "specialty" because he not only writes lyrics, but also knows medical methods and is familiar with the names of Chinese herbal medicines.
Wu Chuhou's "Blue Box Miscellanies" has a cloud: "Although it is a humorous word, it also has profound meaning."
Chen Ya's three "raw tea seeds" are all words of acacia. Although it is not exquisite, it is also intimate and lingering, and it has a charm!