What does it mean that there is only one runny nose? Ask the master to get 50 points and add more!

According to the TCM theory of "the lungs open to the nose", what comes out of the nose generally comes from the lungs; Odorous things generally rise from the spleen to the lungs, and the theoretical basis is that "the spleen is the source of phlegm, and the lungs are the reservoir of phlegm". Originally, the left nostril and the right nostril were connected, but now you seem to be out of touch and blocked. Personally, I think:

1.If the mucosal damage caused by the operation still does not recover, it is likely that the bacterial infection causes the yellow nasal discharge, which requires increasing one's own qi and blood to expel the bacteria;

2.It is necessary to diagnose the presence or absence of lung fever and, if so, to clear it; If it is a lung cold, it is necessary to drive away the cold or induce the cold;

3.It is necessary to diagnose the presence of spleen deficiency and, if so, to strengthen the spleen.

After the above three problems are solved, your nose will be able to completely ** (it is not recommended to use Western medicine methods to solve the problem, it is best to achieve the goal through dietary therapy, because this can avoid damage to the internal organs, and the medical cost is relatively low).

Explain give me the share, don't waste it!

The above is nonsense, Chinese medicine is not reliable, I just had nose surgery, the reason is this, one of your sinuses is blocked, the drainage of the sinus cavity is not smooth, resulting in inflammation of the sinuses, nasal discharge...You should go to the hospital, I'm the right one.

I have rhinitis, and every morning when I get up, I sneeze a dozen times, and sometimes when there is a gust of wind, I don't know what is wrong.

Every day, I used toilet paper roll by roll, and it was all dripping with nasal water.

My dad said that because of my poor health, I didn't believe it, so I had to go to the hospital.

Later, I used a lot of medicines, sprayed, eaten, and the doctor told me to pay attention to keeping warm, how to maintain it, but it was not cured, and finally said that it was going to be operated, saying that there was a crooked bone.

I didn't do it, it's okay now, it's not a doctor's treatment.

I now sprint 1km every morning, and in less than two months.

Probably rhinitis, go to the hospital early. Not a big problem.

The path is wrong, the folder is wrong!

It's your phone that doesn't go down!

That's the unsupported format, it's definitely the unsupported format, so take a good look at the format.

What model is your phone?

You have to tell me what kind of phone you are, whether you can't open it, or you can't see where the files are.

It's hidden, how do you see it?

The longitude range of the Eastern Hemisphere is 20°W east to 160°E, so the first one is obviously wrong (in this light map, the diurnal arc is the 40°N portion of the diurnal hemisphere).

The sunrise time of the winter solstice at 40°N (Beijing) is roughly 7:30 a.m., and this time is 7 a.m. (see below), indicating that it is still before December 22, and the direct sun point will move southward, and the days at 40°N will gradually become shorter. This one is wrong. This option is not easy to judge, and if the latter one is done correctly, it can be ruled out.

In the figure above, the longitude of the middle point of 40°N in the diurnal hemisphere is the longitude of the point where the sun shines directly (because the meridian is located in the middle of the diurnal hemisphere), and the degree is 90°E (it will be calculated, it is very simple), then at this time, 90°E is 12 o'clock, then the longitude of 0 local time (natural date limit) is 90°w (East plus West subtract time, know three to find one, yes). Well, going east from 90°W all the way to 180° (the artificial date line) is the same day, which means that they have the same date. So that's right.

15°E 165°E (both daytime), which accounts for a total of 150 degrees of longitude (360° globally), then the length of day at 40°N is (150 360) 24 = 10 (hours). Taking the sunrise at 6 o'clock at the equator, the sunset at 6 o'clock, and the day length is 12 hours, and the day length at 40°N is 10 hours, which is two hours less, indicating that the sunrise is 1 hour late and the sunset is 1 hour earlier, then the sunrise time of 40°N at this time is 7 o'clock. Sunrise and sunset times are equal on the same latitude (local time).

That's right, too.

At work, although I haven't seen it for n years, the principle should still be there, let me help you take a look.

1. Know the dividing line between the eastern and western hemispheres, 20 west longitude, 160 east longitude, and the figure is 165 degrees east longitude, that is to say, the diurnal arc part is in the western hemisphere, which is not right;

2. The longitude occupied by the day is 165-15 = 150 degrees, then the night is 360-150 = 210 degrees, which is obviously a short day and a long night, but the second half of the sentence can not be determined, if the day will be longer, it must be the day when the sun directly hits the Tropic of Capricorn, there should be a way to calculate, I don't remember that, if you want to count it to ask the teacher, so the second is not right;

3. The diurnal arc is completely within the east longitude range of the date boundary line at this time, so it is the same day, so the date is the same;

4. You memorize two formulas: calculated according to the sunrise or sunset time: day length = (12 - 2 times of sunrise).

Day length = 2 times (sunset - 12); According to the problem, you can calculate the time (12-t) * 2 = 150 360 * 24 = 10, and calculate the time to 7 o'clock.

Narrative error, Eastern Hemisphere w20°-e160°;

On the 40° latitude coil, the proportion of daylight is 10 24 (15°E-165°E, spanning 10 hours), the days are short and the nights are long, and the conditions are not clear;

According to the calculations below, the meeting point on the left side of the chart is now 7 o'clock (15°E), and the time to the right is increased to 17 o'clock by adding ten hours, which is still the same day.

The entire 40° parallel, including the prune day, is 10 hours long; The length of the day is divided by 12 noon, so the sunrise is 7 o'clock.

1.The dividing line between the eastern and western hemispheres is from 20°W east to 160°E, and 165°E already belongs to the Western Hemisphere.

2.The day arc occupies only 150°, indicating that the night arc occupies 210°, the days are short and the nights are long, this area is the northern hemisphere, indicating that the direct point of the sun is in the southern hemisphere, but it is not certain that the daylight time will be getting longer, or it may move from the equator to the Tropic of Capricorn, and the daylight time will be shorter and shorter.

3.The global new day begins at 180° meridian, the earth turns from west to east, and the diurnal arc is west of the 180° meridian, so the diurnal arc date is on the same day.

4.I really can't understand it.,When you know.,Make up for it.,I don't understand them very well!

1. False. The eastern and western hemispheres are divided according to 20 degrees west longitude and 160 degrees east longitude.

2 It is not certain that the days will get longer.

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Find a high-end place, send two red envelopes directly after eating, 5,000 or 10,000 per pack, and you'll be done.

Isn't it just to take out the original picture? This one.

When dining at a restaurant, Americans typically buy a drink followed by soups, salads, entrees, desserts, and entrees. It is a little different in the way in Europe from the order.

In the mid-19th century, Americans didn't have to worry about salads coming before, or in the main course, because they didn't eat salads at all. Green is impatient on, Americans would rather sissies get their green indirect after they've been processed with rabbits and deer. Shifting the taste of the public towards salad may be attributed to the New York delmonico brothers, who originally launched a buffet from Europe to make their restaurant.

This novelty became so popular that by the end of the 19th century, salad had swept the country.

Europeans still take on the main course after vegetables as a taste and are cleaned to prepare cheese. Why Americans eat salads is uncertain in the first place. The following suggestions may make sense:

The habit of joking may be indiscreet and related to **cracking, as the "salad first" may fill you without any worries about gaining weight; In order to avoid customers being impatient and waiting, the salad of the restaurant first keeps them busy while preparing the main course; Eating raw food, one waiting for cooked food can be controlled, and none of the other is declared a waste of time, which is seen as a virtue, or perhaps unfair to the restaurant, a custom that has always encouraged merchants as a ploy – it is even less obvious that eating less is less obvious that after the "free" salad, rabbit food is much cheaper than rabbits.