The Beverages of the Chinese Kung Fu Or Tauist Medical Gymnastics the Popula
The Beverages of the Chinese Kung Fu Or Tauist Medical Gymnastics the Popula
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Use good wine without lees, to be well digested. Dose i or 2 cupfuls, 3 or 4 times daily, to be drunk before the flavour of the wine has passed off.
No. 35. Kau Hsiang-sien's (!$&:&) imitation of the Phoenix* spreading its Wings. To cure diseases the same as the preceding one.
* A fabulous bird. The male is termed feng, and the female hwang combined form the generic designation of this wondrous bird, a compound between the peacock and the pheasant, with the addition of many gorgeous colours. ( ...See illustration in the Year's Kung-fu ).
190 Bend and contract the body a little, raise the hand higher than the vertex, let the mouth and nose slowly emit the pure air (!) in 3 or 4 mouthfuls, let the left foot be directed to the front, let the toes of the right foot be opposed to the left heel, and revolve the air 10 times.
The Flowing Air Potion.
Prescription. Take of ch'iang-hwo, ts'ang-shu, chw'an-hiung, tang-kwei, hsiang-fu, pai-shao, orange peel, pan-hsia, mu-hsiang, ch'ih-ch'ioh, mu-t'ung, liquorice, betel-nut, tze-su, of each the same quantity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Use good wine without lees, to be well digested. Dose i or 2 cupfuls, 3 or 4 times daily, to be drunk before the flavour of the wine has passed off.
No. 35. Kau Hsiang-sien's (!$&:&) imitation of the Phoenix* spreading its Wings. To cure diseases the same as the preceding one.
* A fabulous bird. The male is termed feng, and the female hwang combined form the generic designation of this wondrous bird, a compound between the peacock and the pheasant, with the addition of many gorgeous colours. ( ...See illustration in the Year's Kung-fu ).
190 Bend and contract the body a little, raise the hand higher than the vertex, let the mouth and nose slowly emit the pure air (!) in 3 or 4 mouthfuls, let the left foot be directed to the front, let the toes of the right foot be opposed to the left heel, and revolve the air 10 times.
The Flowing Air Potion.
Prescription. Take of ch'iang-hwo, ts'ang-shu, chw'an-hiung, tang-kwei, hsiang-fu, pai-shao, orange peel, pan-hsia, mu-hsiang, ch'ih-ch'ioh, mu-t'ung, liquorice, betel-nut, tze-su, of each the same quantity.
What to read after The Beverages of the Chinese Kung Fu Or Tauist Medical Gymnastics the Popula?
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