What is a four-character idiom?

1. A four-word idiom praising Chinese medicine: rejuvenation by skillful hands, drug treatment, starting Changchun, caring for and bringing back the dead.

(of a doctor) effect a miraculous cure and bring the dying back to life

Description: rejuvenation: bringing back spring, metaphorically saving dying people. Doctor's skill.

From: Qing Li Garbo's Record of Officialdom in Appearance, Chapter 20: "But there are twenty or thirty plaques outside the drugstore: lucky strike, Bian Que's Resurrection, and Wonderful Hand Rejuvenation ..."

Second, the medicine to the disease in addition to [[yào dào bìng chú]]

Explanation: Just take the medicine. Describe the drug as having a good effect.

From: Zhang Song Xichun's Enthusiasm for Western Medicine: "Medicine is like a drum."

Medicine can get rid of diseases, and the effect is like a war drum.

Third, set out to be a spring.

Explanation: Start: Start. It turned into spring from the beginning. The original meaning of poetry is natural and fresh. After medical metaphor, I got better from the beginning.

Said by: Tang Tu's poem "Nature": "You can look everywhere, but don't take your neighbors with you. You should take the right path and start to become spring. Every flower is like looking forward to the New Year. "

There are poems everywhere in life. There is no need to delve into it. You should write according to the truth and start to become spring. Every time my uncle blooms, it seems that the four seasons are updating.

Fourth, take care of yourself.

Explanation: I care about everything.

From: Modern Liu Baiyu's "Tian Hai Ji Da Entrepreneur": "The Prime Minister is always considerate of people."

Verb (short for verb) comes back to life.

Explanation: Save the dying. Describe medical skills. It is also a metaphor for saving hopeless things.

Said by: Dai's Biography of Luyungu: "Doctors don't attack the ancient times without learning from their teachers, and every time they come back to life, they have a robbery agent."

Doctor, you don't learn from your teacher, you don't carry on the family line, and you are always threatening and luring back to life.

2. The four-word idiom of TCM is a symptom of TCM, which is also called Yin deficiency and fire flourishing, Yin deficiency and fire flourishing, etc. , refers to yin deficiency and hyperactivity of yang, leading to insomnia, dry mouth and throat, night sweats and nocturnal emission, and hyperactivity.

Etiology and pathogenesis

The main function of yin is not only to nourish and nourish zang-fu organs and tissues, but also to limit yang to prevent yang from being exposed. Yang is characterized by being hot, dynamic and high, while Yin is cold, quiet and depressed. If yin qi is insufficient and yang qi cannot be restricted, the human body will be in a state of deficiency-heat and yang qi will be excessive. The so-called "yin deficiency and internal heat". Neijing: "More than forty years old, Yin Qi and a half." With the growth of age, or after a fever, or after fornication, it is easy to wear away the true yin.

Excessive fire due to yin deficiency belongs to deficiency fire, which is mostly caused by deficiency of essence and blood, serious injury of body fluid due to yin deficiency and hyperactivity of yang due to yin deficiency, so deficiency heat and deficiency fire are endogenous. Generally speaking, internal heat due to yin deficiency is common in the general signs of systemic deficiency heat. However, the clinical signs of yin deficiency and excessive fire are often concentrated in a certain part of the body. For example, toothache, sore throat, dry lips, bone steaming hot flashes, zygomatic redness, dry stool, short and red urine, etc. Caused by virtual fire.

clinical picture

Yin deficiency and excessive fire often lead to slow onset and long course of disease. Its main clinical features are five vexations, red cheekbones, insomnia and night sweats, dry mouth and throat, dizziness and tinnitus, red tongue with little coating and rapid pulse.

The syndrome of yin deficiency and fire excess can be directed at different viscera, and the main clinical symptoms are heart, lung, liver and kidney. The main symptoms are dry throat and mouth, irritability, red tongue with cracks, no or little coating, and rapid pulse. Or insomnia, dreaminess, palpitation, short and red urine and other signs of heart fire; Or symptoms of liver fire, such as headache, red face, red eyes and pain, bitter mouth, dry stool and thready pulse; Or dry expectoration with less blood in the sputum; Or bone steaming hot flashes, red cheekbones rising fire, accompanied by dizziness, backache and fatigue. Symptoms of kidney fire, such as nocturnal emission of men, easy connection with yang, and dreaminess of women. Dirty fires can cross each other.

Diagnosis and treatment based on comprehensive analysis of diseases and patients' conditions

Symptoms: hot flashes in the afternoon, or fever at night, fever does not want to get close to clothes, hands and feet are hot, or bone steaming hot flashes, upset, insomnia, dreaminess, cheekbones are red, night sweats, and body temperature is higher than normal; Dry mouth and throat, dry stool, short and yellow urine, red or chapped tongue, no or little coating, and rapid pulse. Or accompanied by recurrent oral ulcer, pain, dizziness, backache and fatigue. Treatment: nourishing yin and reducing fire. Main prescription: Huanglian Ejiao decoction. Prescription: Coptidis Rhizoma, Scutellariae Radix, Colla Corii Asini (melted and washed), Radix Paeoniae Alba, and raw black-bone chicken. Decoct in water, remove the nail, add gelatin, add black-bone chicken and stir, take it three times, one dose a day.

Excessive heart fire and sores on the mouth and tongue can add lotus plumule, bamboo leaves and wick; Radix Rehmanniae, Radix Ophiopogonis and Fructus Ligustri Lucidi can be added for patients with yin deficiency. Radix Astragali, Radix Pseudostellariae or Radix Panacis Quinquefolii can be added for the patients with qi deficiency, and Rhizoma Imperatae and Herba Plantaginis can be added for the patients with short urine. For patients with insufficient stomach yin, Dendrobium, Polygonatum odoratum and water chestnut juice can be added. For insomnia patients, Radix Polygalae and Flos Albiziae can be added.

3. Learn () Chinese four-character idioms to fill in the blanks. Learn Chinese and western idioms.

Xugu' ang

Explaining and describing knowledge runs through all kinds of knowledge in China and the West.

The source of Qing Wu Ren Jian's "The Present Situation of Strangers Seen in Twenty Years" is the eighty-first time: "I have heard a lot about this observation. He was recommended by a certain army to pay attention to current events and learn from China and the West. "

Structural subject-predicate

Used as predicate and attribute; Refers to erudition

Rich synonyms, learn from them.

The antonym is unlearned and illiterate.

Example: Cao Rulin and Zhang Zongxiang are both figures, but in the end they both did things that betrayed the country and harmed the people. (Feng Yuxiang's My Life, Chapter 28)

4. What are the four-word medical idioms? 1, Mià osh ǒ u huí ch ū n: rejuvenation, a metaphor for saving dying people. Doctor's skill.

Out: Qing Li Garbo's "Officialdom in the Sky" 20 times "But outside the drugstore, there are twenty or thirty plaques: what' lucky strike', what' Bian Que Resurrection', what' Wonderful Hand Rejuvenation' ..."

Sentence: Dr. Wang's wonderful rejuvenation has relieved many people's illnesses.

2. Bring Back to Life: Save the dying. Describe medical skills. It is also a metaphor for saving hopeless things.

Out: "Taiping Guangji Female Detective" quoted "Fairy Biography" as saying "Thirty-six strategies are very effective; Bring back to life; Save countless people. "

Sentence: Wang Dafu, an old Chinese doctor, really has the ability to bring back the dead. After rescue and careful treatment, he finally saved the patient.

3. Dead bones and raw meat [kg ǔ sh ē ng rê u]: I still say that I am coming back from the dead. Describe medical skills. It is also a metaphor for saving hopeless things.

I would like to cry for Gu Zhien, to rain for the clouds, to pursue the beginning for the ignorance of the grass, and to record for the work of dripping water, so that the cold ashes are more natural and the bones are born.

Sentence making: There is an elixir practiced by great divine power. A pill can dry bones.

4. Renren [rén xρn rén shù]: Kind-hearted, skilled in medicine.

On Mencius and Li Lou: "There is benevolence and righteousness today, but the people are not governed by it, can not be punished by later generations, and can not go to Wang Zhidao first."

Sentence-making: lead an honest and clean life, be helpful, be approachable, treat others with kindness.

5, dead bones and fleshy [sǐ gǔ gè rê u]: Still coming back to life. Describe medical skills. It is also a metaphor for saving hopeless things.

Source: Tang Niusu's "Wu Baoan Biography" "Make the dead soul return, and the dead bones are more fleshy."

Sentence: His medical skill is brilliant, and he can die even more.

5. What are the four letter word about medicine? 1, heal the wounded and rescue the dying, pronunciation [jiù sǐ fú shāng] Interpretation: Now describe the spirit of medical workers serving the people wholeheartedly.

My wish is to be a doctor to save lives. 2. Hua Tuo's reincarnation, pronunciation [huà tuó zài shì] Interpretation: His medical skills are as brilliant as Hua Tuo's, and he is described as superb.

Ex.: His medical skill is simply a wonderful rejuvenation, and Hua Tuo was reincarnated. 3, wonderful hand rejuvenation, pronunciation [miào shǒu huí chūn] Interpretation: metaphor to save dying people.

Doctor's skill. The patients all praised Dr. Zhang's medical skills. He helped many patients get rid of diseases.

4, hanging pot to save the world, pronunciation [xuán hú jì shì] Interpretation: Ancient people praised doctors and saved lives. Example: Save the world with an angel's heart and heal the wounded with kindness.

5. Benevolence, pronunciation [rén xρn rén shù] Interpretation: Kind-hearted, skilled in medicine. Benevolence, for example, has been sacred since ancient times, and doctors have been treating patients and saving lives since ancient times.

6. Four-word words praising medical ethics (except excellent medical skills, noble medical ethics and superb medical skills): 1, wonderful hand rejuvenation pinyin: miào shǒu huí chūn Interpretation: rejuvenation: bringing back to the spring, which is a metaphor for saving lives.

Doctor's skill. Source: Chapter 20 of Li's "The Appearance of Officialdom": "But there are twenty or thirty plaques hanging outside the drugstore door: what looks good, what revives, what rejuvenating ..." In short, I am by no means a soldier who rushed to the front and cut off the flag, nor is it a person who prescribed the right medicine.

Synonym: antonym of resurrection: quack killing usage: as predicate, object and attribute; Refer to the story of "Excellent Medical Skills": During the Spring and Autumn Period, Bian Que, a doctor of the State of Qi, heard the news of the sudden death of Prince Guo through Guo Kou. He asked about the illness of Prince Zhong's son and thought that feigned death could save the prince. Tell disciple Ziyang to sharpen the needle and put a few needles in the prince's acupoint, and the prince will wake up. Through the mediation of decoction and medicine, he will fully recover within 20 days, and Bian Que won the title of "Wonderful Hand for Rejuvenation". 2. Pinyin: qǐ sǐ huí shēng Interpretation: Saving lives.

Describe medical skills. It is also a metaphor for saving hopeless things.

Source: Dai's Biography of Lu Yungu: "Don't attack the ancient times without learning, and every time you come back to life, you will rob the agent." For example, it has the power to bring back people's fragile feelings at that time.

Synonym: wonderful hand rejuvenating, coming back from the dead, returning to the bone antonym: incurable disease, terminal disease, two-part allegorical saying: Hua Tuo applied medical skills; The riddle of opening coffin to treat diseases: usage of opening coffin to treat diseases: as predicate and attribute; The story of excellent medical skills: During the Spring and Autumn Period, Bian Que, a doctor of the State of Qi, heard the news of the sudden death of Prince Guo through the State of Guo, and asked the warlock about the symptoms of the illegitimate son Prince Guo, thinking that only pretending to be dead could save Prince Guo. With Guo Jun's consent, he asked disciple Ziyang to sharpen the needle and put a few needles on the acupuncture point of the Prince. Soon, the prince woke up, and after 20 days of mediation with decoction and medicine, he recovered completely. 3. xing Lin ch ū n m m ? n Pinyin: xing Lin chūn m m m m m m?n Explanation: full: full.

Xinglin is full of spring. Praise medical skills.

For example, he gave the doctor a banner of "Xinglinchun". Synonym: name almond usage: as object and attribute; Story for doctors: During the Three Kingdoms period, Dong Feng, a famous doctor, treated people for free every day. His medical skills were very good, and he often removed diseases by hand.

The patient wanted to give him a gift, but he refused to accept it. He only asked the patient to plant an apricot tree in front of his door. After a long time, 65,438+10,000 apricot trees were planted around his home, which bloomed beautifully in spring. He used apricot trees to help those poor families.