Is gonggong sand really useful?

Question 1: Is the Gonggongsha in the novel real? Does it exist in reality? This is really not the case. A bright red mole is placed on the girl’s white lotus-like arm to verify that women Chastity, which was common in ancient times, was called "gonggong sand". People who don't know the truth think that "guarding the palace" means guarding the sacred place. In fact, "Shou Gong" is a type of scorpion. It has a slightly flat body, a gray spine with millet-like protrusions, a white-yellow belly, a large mouth, a thick tongue, five toes on each of the four legs, and many wrinkles in the toes. , good at absorbing other objects, and able to stick to straight walls, they are the common "geckos"... According to ancient legend, geckos were raised in earthen pots and the like, and fed with cinnabar every day, and they ate for about seven When the cinnabar is collected, it is crushed and used to be dotted on women's limbs to make it redder. As long as there is no sexual intercourse, it will be immortal for life. Once sexual intercourse occurs, it will disappear without a trace. But it can only be used on unmarried women. It is absolutely ineffective on married women. This method was promoted with the rise of Neo-Confucianism in the Song Dynasty. In the Song Dynasty, due to the new use and lack of experience, many jokes were made and many disputes were caused. One of the famous unjust cases occurred in Sichuan. The story must be told when Song Taizu destroyed Shu. Wang Quanbin led his army into Sichuan. Song Taizu earnestly warned: "Wherever you go to the camp, you are not allowed to burn down the houses, expel the officials and people, develop the Qiu tombs, and cut down the mulberry trees." However, the Song army was arrogant and indulgent in conquering Shu. Lawless and indiscriminate killing of tens of thousands of innocent people. Public sentiment was fierce and civil unrest occurred one after another. While the Song regime severely punished the relevant personnel, it sent Taizu's younger brother, King Zhao Guangyi of Jin, to Shu to express condolences. On the one hand, it promised to reduce taxes and promote talents to serve as officials. The so-called promotion of talents, since it is in the nature of appeasement, naturally focuses on people who are wealthy, powerful or prestigious, and true talents and learning are placed in a secondary position. Fulin Midian, a wealthy man from Wanxian County in Sichuan, was surrounded by streets and had packs of mules and horses, so he was naturally among those to be promoted. So he packed his bags and went to Bianjing to meet the emperor, accept an interview with Song Taizu, and wait for his appointment. In addition to his wife, Lin Mi also had five concubines who were as beautiful as flowers. The youngest concubine was named He Fangzi, who was only 18 years old. She was originally the daughter of He Xuan, the Lantai order of the Later Shu regime. The Song Dynasty destroyed Later Shu. , He Xuan was unwilling to surrender to the Song Dynasty and was killed by the Song army. The poor official lady He Fangzi became the fifth concubine of Lin Mi, a rich man from Wanxian County. Lin Mi was about to leave for Bianjing. Everything at home had been settled, but he was worried about his young and beautiful concubine, so he revealed his concerns to his good friend, Shangyi Zhenren in Qingfeng Temple outside the city. For Master Shangyi, this was a trivial matter. He soon bought some palace-guarding sand from a charlatan, and explained its usage to Lin Mi. Lin Mi felt like he had found a treasure and returned home. Then he personally touched the arms of the wives and concubines one by one. He Fangzi is a wealthy young lady, who is beautiful and has many books. In the life blueprint she drew for herself, she hopes to find a suitable husband and fly together, but in the end, unexpectedly, she ends up marrying a wealthy country man who is several decades old. , she also had to compete with a group of vulgar fans every day. She had no intention of such boring fights, but because she was young, beautiful, well-informed, courteous, and noble in temperament, Lin Mi clung to her every day, and Those women were left out in the cold, so those women formed a united front, blocked and surrounded her, and made things difficult for her at every turn. After He Fangzi married Lin Mi, everything went wrong and she was in trouble every day. It was He Fangzi's turn to order the palace sand, and she reluctantly refused this approach, which was almost humiliating. She believes that keeping chastity from the beginning to the end is a duty that women should abide by. Why should there be any formal restraint? There is really no point in keeping chastity if it is forced. Although He Fangzi spoke plausibly, he couldn't explain why he was a scholar when he encountered soldiers. Lin Mi, a rustic, couldn't listen, and the wives and concubines who were housewives and talkative women all looked at He Fangzi with suspicion, and looked gloating at the corners of their mouths. He Fangzi couldn't resist, and the snow-white woman's arm was also dotted with a little red. Since Lin Mi left home, the women have carefully protected the red bean-sized moles on their arms, not daring to wash them. Don't dare to touch. He Fangzi hated it, as if it was a stain on her body. She didn't care and continued to bathe and wash. Soon, the palace sand disappeared without a trace. At this time, those tacky women finally found an excuse to attack, ridiculed her, laughed at her, and even publicly scolded her for stealing people to support others. Some even went to great lengths to hide under He Fangzi's window and eavesdrop every night, ready at any time. Catch the *** adulterer and prepare to see how this little *** seduce men.

Half a year later, Lin Mi was assigned to serve in Bianjing, and sent people to Shu to bring one wife and five concubines to the capital. That night, Lin Mi couldn't wait to inspect the moles of his wives and concubines one by one under the lamp. .....>>

Question 2: Is Shou Gong Sand real? Shou Gong Sha is a medicine used to verify a woman’s virginity in ancient China. It is said that as long as it is painted on a woman's body, it will not disappear all year round, but once she has sex with a man, it will disappear immediately. Because of this characteristic, some people used it to test virginity in ancient China.

From a pharmacological point of view

Shou Gong Sha has salty and cold medicinal properties. Its aqueous solution has a significant inhibitory effect on the respiration of human liver cancer cells. It is also rich in vitamin E, which has certain anti-cancer activity. It is mainly used to dispel wind, activate collaterals, disperse stagnation, and fight cancer. Dansha has sweet and cool medicinal properties, and is mainly used to calm the nerves, calm panic, improve eyesight, and detoxify. Taken together, both drugs belong to the cold-cooling category in terms of functions and indications, and are mainly used to treat various types of internal toxins. According to Xiaoxiong's analysis, the reason why the ancients used the two medicines in combination is, firstly, to take their cold and cooling properties and place them on the jade arm, so that they can extend the three yang meridians of the hand and travel throughout the collaterals, nourish the mind and remove the phlegm. fire. Secondly, from the perspective of modern medicine, it is mainly a kind of psychological suggestion therapy, which makes women subconsciously feel a sense of respect for integrity and dare not cross the moral bottom line. According to Zhang Hua's "Natural History", the preparation and usage of "gonggong sand" are as follows: Legend has it that Dongfang Shuo once told Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty that gonggong sand was a prescription for testing a woman's virginity. In addition, there are two descriptions of different prescriptions. The main medicines are both used to guard the palace, but the medicines used are different, and the preparation methods are also very different. In ancient China, there was even a saying that the navel was painted on the palace guard to make a woman "childless". This can be seen in "Huainan. Wan Bi Shu": There is an article about the palace guard decorating the female arms. Take one of the yin and yang from the new palace guarding the palace, hide it in an urn, dry it in the shade for a hundred days, and use it to decorate the female arm. Then the article will be produced, and the yin and yang will be combined with the male, and it will disappear. This prescription only requires one head on each side of the palace, and no other medicine is needed. It seems that it cannot be called "gonggong sand". There is another section in the same book that says: Take the palace guard on July 7th, dry it in the shade, treat it with well flowers and water, and apply it on the woman's body. If there is an article, apply it with elixir. If it does not go away, it will not be promiscuous. According to this, this recipe is also slightly different. In addition to the main medicine Shou Gong, it also requires "Jinghua Shui" and "Elixir". "Elixir" and "cinnabar" may have the same effect. The difference is that the former uses "cinnabar" to eat and guard the palace, while the latter uses "elan" to paint women's bodies. However, the effect of the three is to test women's virginity. They are consistent; however, although the latter two are from the same "Huainan", their methods and medicines are also very different.

From a pharmacological point of view

Western medicine may not be used for guarding the palace, but in traditional Chinese medicine, it is mainly used to treat: umbilical wind in children, epilepsy for many years, pinched mouth in children, Deficiency of the heart and epilepsy, paralysis and walking pain, seasonal wind pain, tetanus and stroke, leprosy caused by wind and wind, first onset of boils, malnutrition in children, scorpion wounds, nausea and diaphragm, severe pain from carbuncles and other diseases. Li Shizhen's "Compendium of Materia Medica" also mentions the test of virginity by guarding the palace in the annotation under the name "Shou Gong". Tao Hongjing, a famous doctor in the Liang Dynasty, said: Shou Gong likes to feed it between the fences, feed it with three kilograms of vermilion, kill it and apply it to the woman's body. . Shi Su Gong, the chief minister of the right prison who revised the Tang Materia Medica, also said: Shou Gong is also called Scorpion Tiger, because it is always on the wall of the house, so it is called Shou Gong, also known as Wall Palace. Feeding a Zhudian woman is a fallacy. Su Gong's opinion is not only inconsistent with the explanation of the name, but also contradicts the meaning of "guarding the palace" mentioned by Zhang Hua and Tao Hongjing; he also believes that there is no such thing for the Zhu Dian woman, and it is just a "fallacy". However, Li Shizhen of the Ming Dynasty, who had recruited Luo Baishi and interviewed people from all over the world, believed that what was stated in "Huainan Wan Bi Shu", Zhang Hua's "Natural History", and Peng Cheng's "The Mohist Wields the Rhinoceros" were probably not true, and he was afraid that he had other skills. No more spreading. He made a general assumption and used the word "lost" to make an active conclusion. Looking at the "Compendium of Materia Medica" compiled by him, there is no suspenseful prescription for feeding Zhudiannu to guard the palace. The effectiveness of guarding the palace as medicine, and the general explanations of the test of virginity by doctors in the past dynasties, are as follows. Tao Hongjing, a famous doctor in the Liang Dynasty, once said: "When the guard is happy, he feeds it between the fences, fills it with three kilograms of vermilion, and kills the dried powder to smear the woman's body. If there is a handover, he will take off; if it is not done, it will be like Chizhi, hence the name "Keeping the palace." What does it mean? Dr. Tao said that geckos like to crawl along fences or walls. After catching them, feed them with cinnabar. After feeding them 3 pounds of cinnabar, kill the gecko and grind it into foam and apply it on the woman. If the woman performs If you have sexual intercourse, the red mark will disappear. If you do not have sexual intercourse, the red mark will be like a mole on the body and will not disappear.

Similarly, the famous doctor Li Shizhen also recorded "guarding the palace" in the "Compendium of Materia Medica" and mentioned the method of "guarding the palace to test virginity" in the annotation under its name. So, can Shou Gongsha identify a woman’s chastity? Let’s use modern science to analyze it. From a pharmacological point of view, gecko has salty and cold medicinal properties, and its main therapeutic effects are dispelling wind, activating collaterals, dispersing stagnation, and anti-cancer. Its aqueous solution has a significant inhibitory effect on the respiration of human liver cancer cells... >>

Question 3: Can gonggongsha really verify whether a woman is a virgin? What is the principle? I don’t know what Shou Gong Sand is.

They were all from that time.

Question 4: Is Shou Gong Sand real? Is it still available? Shou Gong Sha is a medicine used to verify a woman's virginity in ancient China. It is said that as long as it is painted on a woman's body, it will not disappear all year round, but once she has sex with a man, it will disappear immediately. Because of this characteristic, some people used it to test virginity in ancient China. According to Zhang Hua's "Natural History", the preparation and usage of "gonggong sand" are as follows: Legend has it that Dongfang Shuo once told Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty that gonggong sand was a prescription for testing a woman's virginity. In addition, there are two descriptions of different prescriptions. The main medicines are both used to guard the palace, but the medicines used are different, and the preparation methods are also very different. In ancient China, there was even a saying that the navel was painted on the palace guard to make a woman "childless". This can be seen in "Huainan. Wan Bi Shu": There is an article about the palace guard decorating the female arms. Take one of the yin and yang from the palace guard's new house, hide it in an urn, dry it in the shade for a hundred days, and decorate the woman's arm. Then the article will be born, combine the yin and yang with the man, and then die. This prescription only requires one head on each side of the palace, and no other medicine is needed. It seems that it cannot be called "gonggong sand". There is another section in the same book that says: Take the palace guard on July 7th, dry it in the shade, treat it with well flowers and water, and paint the woman's body. If there is an article, paint it with elixir. If it does not go away, it will not be adultery. According to this, this recipe is also slightly different. In addition to the main medicine Shou Gong, "Jinghua Shui" and "Elixir" are also required. "Elixir" and "cinnabar" may have the same effect. The difference is that the former uses "cinnabar" to eat and guard the palace, while the latter uses "elixir" to paint women's bodies. However, the effect of the three is to test women's virginity. However, although the latter two are from the same "Huainan", the methods and medicines are also very different. In terms of pharmacology, Western medicine may not be used for guarding the palace, but in traditional Chinese medicine, it is mainly used to treat: umbilical wind in children, long-term epilepsy, pinched mouth in children, heart deficiency and epilepsy, paralysis and walking pain, seasonal wind pain, and tetracycline. Stroke, leprosy caused by wind, first onset of leprosy, malnutrition in children, scorpion wounds, nausea and diaphragm, carbuncle and severe pain and other diseases. Li Shizhen's "Compendium of Materia Medica" also mentions the test of virginity by guarding the palace in the annotation under the name "Shou Gong". Tao Hongjing, a famous doctor in the Liang Dynasty, said: If the Shou Gong likes it, he feeds it between the fences, fills it with three kilograms of vermilion, and kills the dried powder to smear the woman's body. . Shi Su Gong, the chief minister of the right prison who re-edited Tang Materia Medica, also said: Shou Gong is also called Scorpion Tiger, because it is always on the wall of the house, so it is called Shou Gong, also known as Wall Palace. Feeding Zhudian women is a fallacy. Su Gong's opinion is not only inconsistent with the explanation of the name, but also contradicts the meaning of "guarding the palace" mentioned by Zhang Hua and Tao Hongjing; he also believes that there is no such thing for the Zhu Dian woman, and it is just a "fallacy". However, Li Shizhen of the Ming Dynasty, who had collected Luo Baishi and interviewed people from all over the world, believed that what was stated in "Huainan Wan Bi Shu", Zhang Hua's "Natural History", and Peng Cheng's "The Mohist Wields the Rhinoceros" were probably not true, and he was afraid that he had other skills. No more spreading. He made a general assumption and used the word "lost" to make an active conclusion. Looking at the "Compendium of Materia Medica" compiled by him, there is no suspenseful prescription for feeding Zhudiannu in the palace guard. The effectiveness of guarding the palace as medicine, and the general explanations of the test of virginity by doctors in the past dynasties, are as follows. Now let's briefly describe the recent folk customs and the legend of how to test virginity. There was the following legend in Shaoxing---In the past, a certain royal family had too many concubines and had thirty-six palaces and seventy-two gardens. How could he cope with them? Therefore, it is inevitable for someone to express their love in the cold palace, so the so-called "forbidden love" sometimes does not open the ban but opens it on its own. Although the emperor lived in seclusion, the forbidden turmoil soon became known to him. He thought that not only the castrated eunuchs could not be relied on by him, but also the people who came in and out of the palace, he should take strict precautions. So he paid special attention to the test of his forbidden signs, which could make the palace ladies afraid from the existence and loss of the signs and not dare to act rashly. It is said that the medicine he tested was also made from geckos---the geckos who are having sex; the additional medicine is also cinnabar; as for how to prepare and administer it, he did not talk about it, but the reaction of this medicine can also be It causes patterns on women's bodies to disappear naturally when they have intercourse with others.

It is said that there are two types of Gonggong sand: one is the same as the preparation method mentioned in "Natural History"; the other is the natural red sand between the nails of the Gonggong's four claws, which is so red in color. It is similar to cinnabar and has the same shape and size as fine sand. Some people think that this is gonggong sand, which can be used to test the virginity of the arm and can cure convulsions in children. Gonggongsha is a shackles imposed on ancient women by barbaric men. They require women to keep their integrity, but they themselves are dissolute. This is a ridiculous fact! In the Western Middle Ages outside of China, men invented the cruel method of making metal locks to seal the vulva. Even in the Bible, there are records of the test method for a wife suspected of committing adultery: send the wife to the priest. When bringing barley flour as an offering, do not add oil or milk... >>

Question 5: Is it useful to order palace sand when a girl becomes an adult? Parents of girls are often seen in costume dramas Or the master will put a piece of chastity sand on her arm. The sand is in chastity. Once her chastity disappears, it will be a lifelong shame. Ancient women valued chastity more than life and guarded their bodies like jade before getting married. Is the Shou Gong Sha real? Is there any scientific basis for this?

Shou Gong Sha is a medicine used to verify a woman’s virginity in ancient China. It is said that as long as it is painted on a woman's body, it will not disappear all year round, but once she has sex with a man, it will disappear immediately. Because of this characteristic, some people used it to test virginity in ancient China.

Pharmacological perspective

Shou Gong Sha has salty and cold medicinal properties. Its aqueous solution has a significant inhibitory effect on the respiration of human liver cancer cells. It is also rich in vitamin E and has certain anti-cancer activity. It is mainly used to dispel wind, activate collaterals, disperse stagnation, and fight cancer. The medicinal properties of Dansha are sweet and cool, which can calm the nerves, calm panic, improve eyesight, and detoxify. The reason why the ancients mixed and used two kinds of medicines is, firstly, to take their cold and cool properties and place them on the jade arm, so that they can extend the three yang meridians of the hand and travel throughout the collaterals, nourish the mind and remove internal fire.

Secondly, from the perspective of modern medicine, it is mainly a kind of psychological suggestion therapy, which makes women subconsciously feel a sense of respect for integrity and dare not cross the moral bottom line. Mainly bound by the moral constraints of feudal society, most women who have not had sex with men have an ideological warning.

From a pharmacological point of view, gugong is probably not used in Western medicine. It is mostly used in traditional Chinese medicine. It is mainly used to treat umbilical cord wind in children, chronic epilepsy, pinched mouth in children, heart deficiency, epilepsy, paralysis and pain in walking. , calendar wind pain, tetanus and stroke, leprosy caused by wind, first onset of boils, malnutrition in children, scorpion wounds, regurgitation and diaphragm, severe pain from carbuncles and other diseases. It can be seen from this that gongshu sand has nothing to do with chastity. We can only see the ignorance and ignorance of people at that time.

From the above introduction, it can be seen that people at that time spread the knowledge about Shou Gongsha in erroneous ways and had backward thinking. There is no good way to identify whether you are a virgin or not. Even the hymen will break naturally. Even if it breaks, you can still undergo hymen repair surgery, so you don’t have to worry about yourself or your partner not being a virgin. You need to have a normal mind to avoid missing a good match. Regret for life!

Question 6: Is the palace sand real? Is there any palace sand now? Can I get the palace sand? Does it hurt? Where can I find it? Some are just do you dare? That is to use the gecko to eat the sealing mud, and then the gecko's body will be as red as blood. Then the gecko will be crushed into meat paste and the meat paste will be dotted on the body.

Question 7: Is the gecko sand real? ? It makes no sense to judge whether a woman is a virgin based on the presence or absence of "gonggong sand"

Question 8: Can the gonggong sand really verify whether a woman is a virgin? No, nowadays hymens can be replaced for tens of dollars. Make up for it

Question 9: Is the Shou Gong Sha in the costume drama real? What is the principle? 1. In ancient times, it was not very scientific to identify relatives by shedding blood. The principle explained by modern science is this: people have different blood types, and therefore have different blood cell antibodies. When different blood cells come together, they will repel each other and coagulate, resulting in non-fusion.

Nowadays, it can be proved that whether a child is biologically biological can sometimes be preliminarily judged by blood type. For example, the child born to a person with type A blood and a person with type AB blood will only have a, a, b, and it is impossible to have o. The principle is a bit complicated, and I am too lazy to type. If I really want to know that you can contact Ershou Gongsha through Baidu's conversation software. It is true that there was a period in ancient times, but it is not accurate. That thing will disappear when a woman becomes sexually excited. In ancient times, women had very no status (of course , except for matrilineal societies), and they value a woman's chastity very seriously. Even women seem to be reviled by the world, so they created such a thing. Affected by traditional culture, don't most boys nowadays also have a virginity complex? If you have a girlfriend, you will know that girls have prominent physiological manifestations when they are in love, such as shortness of breath, dizziness, and vaginal discharge. Of course, there will also be some special changes in the body, and it may be this change that makes Shou Gong Sha Disappear, but to be honest, this thing is very unscientific. When women have physiological needs, they will get excited when they think of certain things. Who can control their thoughts (especially at that time). Between Xiao Longnu, Yang Guo, and Yin Zhiping, if Xiao Longnu knew it was Yin Zhiping at that time, I guess Shou Gongsha would still exist. Women need emotions. If it was ***, I guess the girl's physiology at that time He was about to collapse in mental pain, how could he be excited, so Master Jin Yong was worthy of being an experienced person, and he also explained what Xiao Longnu was thinking at that time. Okay, that’s all. I don’t know if it’s clear enough.