What is Shikushikasa? How do you write cursive for Chi?

You're probably talking about money strings.

Because the shape and arrangement of its leaves are particularly similar to the copper coins used by ancient people, and it is a copper coin strung together, which makes people feel very interesting and festive and auspicious, so it is also called "money grass", "double money grass", and "money grass". In fact, it is a small shrub that grows in the sparse forests of rural hillsides, mainly distributed in Fujian, southern Jiangxi, Guangdong, Hainan, Guangxi, southern Yunnan and Taiwan.

The roots and leaves of the grass are well-known herbs, which are generally harvested in summer and autumn every year, and can be chopped up, dried or used fresh to be used in medicine. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that Qian Chuancao is flat in nature, light in taste and bitter, has the effect of dispelling wind and clearing heat, detoxifying and reducing swelling, and has curative effects on various symptoms such as sore throat, cold and fever, bruises, swelling and pain, poisonous insect bites, etc.

Is it Zhou Huajian's "Forget Worries"?

I've never heard of this thing.

As shown in the figure: According to the "General Standard Chinese Character List", "zhi" is a variant of "zhi". In ancient times, they were two words with different meanings, but there was not a strict distinction, and they could be used universally.

And "mole", in ancient times, can be used as "zhi".

Zhi, the original meaning is to record. The words and articles recorded can also be called "chronicles".

Zhi, the original meaning is ambition, the direction of the heart. Chi, also a surname.

"Saying Wen Jie Zi" said: Zhi, meaning also. From the heart. The voice of the officer.

Interpretation of patronage: Zhi", "Zhi", "Mole" :(Note: "Zhi" is a variant of "Zhi", the same below. ）

According to the General Standard Chinese Character List, "志" is a variant of "zhi". In ancient times, they were two words with different meanings, but there was not a strict distinction, and they could be used universally. And "mole", in ancient times, can be used as "zhi".

Mole, the original meaning is the sunspot on the body. Moles, the most common benign tumors in humans, are caused by the increase of melanocytes in the epidermis and dermis.

This is not Desmodium, don't mislead people, you go and look at the pattern on the outer packaging of Desmodium Powder, it is completely two different plants, and the medicinal properties are also different.

I'm an old gentleman, when did you become my apprentice, the fish grass leaked the calendar for the floating corpse grass (water weed, key shirt) is not a Chinese manuscript search cavity medical medicine, not Zhicao should be Yuanzhi grass or comfrey, this is a traditional Chinese medicine.

If it is found in the water, it may be water chestnut.

Malan Malan, also known as loach skewers, loach skewers, Tanabe chrysanthemum, roadside chrysanthemum, Lyria, spleen grass, purple chrysanthemum, red stem cabbage, scattered blood grass. Ma Lan and Ziju "Materia Medica", Daiqian Chrysanthemum "Crawling Rock Materia Medica", Chicken Intestine (Misuse), Ma Lantou "Saving the Famine Materia Medica", Ma Lanju "Medical Forest Compendium", Toad Chrysanthemum "Questioning Materia Medica", Red Stem Vegetable "Materia Medica", Tanabe Ju "Flora of Guangzhou", Tian Ju (Fujian), Red Malan, Ma Lanqing (Zhejiang), Roadside, Toad Head Grass (Shanghai), Lycopodium (Yunnan), Miao Medicine Name Maslanx Band, Marandan (Guizhou Songtao), Ghab Jongx Vob Nail Lies Ga Gong Anai (Guizhou Qiandongnan), UAB Duat Gheib Frog Fall (Guizhou Qiannan), Gaok Gend Manuscript Terrier (Guizhou Bijie). Loach skewers, loach vegetables, Malan was once mistakenly called chicken intestines, the latter is a species of the genus Aster, not for consumption.

Malan is a perennial root-bearing herbaceous plant with dwarf and clumped plants. Stems 30-70 cm high, erect, purplish-red or blue-green, diameter, branched. Wild Malan has red stems and green stems, but the red stems have a strong fragrance.

The leaves are inverted-lanceolate, alternate, dark green, 3 10 cm long and 1 5 cm wide, with serrated or shallow lobes on the margins, and the veins are purplish-red or dark green. The leaf surface is smooth or rarely short-haired, and the upper leaf is small, entire. Capitate inflorescences, about diameter, solitary at the ends of the branches and arranged in a sparse umbel shape, bracts 2 3 layers, flowers yellow, achenes obovate, rounded, brown.

Common wild species are pointed leaves, plate leaves, and broken leaves. The leaves of Malan sharp-leaved are narrow and long, germinate early in early spring, grow fast, and go to market early, but the yield is average; The leaves of the plate-leaved varieties are oval, large and thick, and the germination is slightly later than that of the sharp-leaved varieties, but the yield is high and the quality is good; Broken leaf varieties have small leaves, low yield, late germination and poor quality.

It may be spleen grass, in the past, children had diarrhea, so they could fry rice for children to eat to nourish the spleen and stomach.

This is equisetum grass, also known as pen holder grass, knotted grass, aerated grass, eyebrow grass, earth horsetail, knotweed, knotweed, eldergrass, file grass, horsetail grass, ephedra, pen grass, wild ephedra, file grass, shrimp toad bamboo, eyebrow grass, grass ephedra, joint bone grass, wok-cover grass, takeover grass, rubbing grass, grinding stone grass, pen tube grass, four-cornered field acacia, wild horsetail, barge grass, hollow grass, heartless grass, elderberry, artemisia.

Clear the liver and eyes; Hemostasis; diuretic drenching; main wind, heat, cold; Cough; redness, swelling and pain in the eyes; clouds; Epistaxis; blood in the urine; intestinal wind and blood; drenching syndrome; Jaundice; Down; Fracture.

Humulus is also known as Lala Seedling, Lala Vine, Pentacustosaurus, perennial stem vine herbaceous plant, belonging to the Angiosperm phylum of the plant kingdom. The plant is 1 5 m long, dioecious, usually in groups, with thin barbs on the stem and petioles, and the leaves are palm-shaped, and the stems like to grow around other plants. It has a strong growth force and spreads very quickly.

Its leaves can feed rabbits, its stems and leaves many times, and people's ** will appear red marks when it is scraped.