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Differences Between Sexual Hybrid Breeding of Gastrodia and Traditional Varieties, and Management Methods
Explaining the principles and technical methods of mulching for increased yield: the principle of mulching for increased yield. Gastrodia is a plant that prefers cool, humid conditions. In nature, it is mainly distributed under forest canopies or in shrublands, mostly growing on gentle slopes at 10-30°C. During its growth period, it likes moisture but fears waterlogging; it likes warmth, with the most suitable temperature being 20-2...
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Washing dishes without getting your hands wet, oil and grime wiped away in one swipe. It works N times better than traditional dishcloths - even the neighbors are using it.
Washing dishes can be said to be one of the chores countless women hate most. They say the kitchen is like a battlefield, and actually...
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How Traditional Chinese Medicine Describes the Onset of Chest Pain in Chest Bi Syndrome
Bi, in Traditional Chinese Medicine, refers to bi syndrome, a disease of limb pain or numbness caused by external pathogenic factors such as wind, cold and dampness. Chest bi refers to a disease whose main symptoms are stuffy pain in the chest, in severe cases chest pain penetrating to the back, and panting so severe that one cannot lie down; in mild cases there is a feeling of chest tightness and somewhat labored breathing...
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Lung nodules: resolve blood stasis early, and Traditional Chinese Medicine has its methods
Lung nodules are a term used in Western medicine reports such as X-ray imaging; they refer to what Western medicine calls benign or malignant tumors, which in Traditional Chinese Medicine correspond to qi deficiency and an imbalance of yin and yang, with qi stagnation and blood stasis giving rise to phlegm turbidity or blood stasis obstruction. Western medicine has many descriptions, such as...
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An Interpretation of the Attributes of Pulmonary Hemorrhage in Traditional Chinese Medicine
Pulmonary hemorrhage is known as hemoptysis in traditional Chinese medicine. Regarding bleeding, there are many terms in traditional Chinese medicine; for example, bleeding from the nose is called nasal hemorrhage, or epistaxis. Hemoptysis in traditional Chinese medicine arises from pulmonary tuberculosis, which is what traditional Chinese medicine calls consumptive lung disease, as well as from lung atrophy and lung abscess...
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How is chest pain caused by pulmonary arterial hypertension treated in traditional Chinese medicine?
In Western medicine, the causes and types of pulmonary arterial hypertension are multiplying, and when the two are combined there are already nearly a hundred kinds, which can be described as dizzying, bewildering, and impossible to sort out. Yet traditional Chinese medicine can sum it up in just eight characters, namely "sinking of the great qi, qi deficiency and blood stasis." In...
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Chinese-style flower arranging is truly beautiful; traditional floral art fully reveals Eastern charm
Flower Arranging A single flower is a beautiful gift that nature bestows upon humanity. People have kept company with flowers since early in their productive activities. Flowers give people feelings of trust and comfort and can help them communicate with one another. In ancient times, people used flowers (leaves) as talismans...
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All 65 traditional Chinese painting works are national treasures
Guan Shanyue's works, Liu Zigu's works, Lou Shibai's works, Pu Zuo's works, Huang Huanwu's Spring Comes to Jiangnan, Bai Xueshi's Welcoming Rain, Shen Quan's Crane and Longevity, Huang Junbi's works, Lu Yanshao's works, Feng Dazhong's Tiger, Guo Ruyu's works, Xiao Lang's works, Zhang Shuqi's works, Su Baozhen's Eagle, Pu Zuo's works...
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Sanxia, New Taipei launches first AR tech tour, traditional industries welcome new turning point
The "Romantic Melody of Sanxia" event in Sanxia District, New Taipei City recently officially kicked off at the plaza of Sanxia Zushi Temple. New Taipei City Deputy Mayor Lu Wei-ching invited the public to hold their smartphones and, through AR reality navigation and a fun tech challenge to collect gold coins, jointly explore San...
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Is it unlucky to keep lotus at home? Learn about these traditional beliefs
Keeping lotus at home is considered unlucky, because lotus does not gather wealth, which is unlucky for people in business. In ancient times, lotus was embroidered on the clothes of the dead, so it carries too much yin energy and is not suitable for keeping at home. The lotus is a sacred flower of Buddhism, and keeping it at home is seen as disrespectful to the Buddha and can also affect the health of family members, so it is not suitable for keeping at home.
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