Tangyin Beiai [Henan Tangyin Specialty]

What is Tangyin Beiai? Authentic Henan Tangyin specialty: Tangyin Beiai

Content summary:Do you want to know what Tangyin Beiai is? This article is a detailed introduction to the Henan Tangyin specialty - Tangyin Beiai. It was compiled and edited by the editorial team of China Specialty Network after reviewing and collecting relevant information on Tangyin Beiai. The full text takes about 6 minutes to read, mainly including the basic introduction of Tangyin Beiai and the product characteristics of Tangyin Beiai? How did the history of Tangyin Beiai come about? Tangyin Beiai's awards and honors

Introduction to Tangyin Beiai

Tangyin Beiai is a specialty of Tangyin County, Anyang City, Henan Province. The plants of Tangyin Beiai are relatively low, with many tillers and thin stems. The leaves are broad and fleshy, with serrated edges, 3 deep and 3 shallow cracks, and a fragrant and long-lasting aroma. After processing, the velvet yield is high, the yarn is long, the quality is soft, the burning smoke is small, and the ash turns white, making it more suitable for making wheat grain moxibustion

The appearance of Tangyin Beiai Ai Ye is wrinkled, greenish green, thick paper, with thick and dense fur, slender yarn, and a long-lasting aroma. Its moisture content is ≤ 15%, total ash content is ≤ 12%, acid insoluble ash content is ≤ 3%, eucalyptus oil extract is ≥ 0.07%, and selenium is ≥ 0.5 mg/kg

How did the history of Tangyin Beiai come about

During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the divine physician Bian Que was envied by the imperial physician Li Xi (x ī) of Qin. While practicing medicine in the southeast of Tangyin City, Li Xi bought a powerful man with a large sum of money and killed him by the roadside. The people felt his kindness and buried him in a tomb. A temple was set up in front of the tomb, and the mugwort commonly used by Bian Que was widely planted next to the temple. The place name was Fu Dao

The earliest medical book that proposed the authentic production of medicinal herbs was the "Compendium of Materia Medica" (1061) written by Su Song about 1000 years ago: Artemisia argyi, which was not originally written in the state, is now found everywhere in the fields, especially in Fudao Town, Tangyin County. It is said that this type of moxibustion is particularly effective in treating various diseases

Chen Jiamo's "Bencao Mengqi" (1565): Artemisia argyi leaves have a cold and warm qi, with a yang in the shade, non-toxic, and can be found in various fields, especially in Fudao Town, Tangyin County. (Mo) According to: Ai Ye, as stated in the "Ben Jing" and other commentaries, is born in the field, resembling Artemisia annua, and is best suited for those who return to the Tao