Is Gongsha really useful?

Question 1: Is the palace guard Sha in the novel true? Is there in reality? This is really not true. In ancient times, it was common to point a bright red mole on a girl's Bai Lianhua-like arm to verify women's chastity. It is called "palace sand". People who don't know how to do things think that "guarding the palace" is to keep the beauty of the sacred side. In fact, "guarding the palace" is a kind of scorpion. Its body is slightly flat, its spine is dark, it has a millet-shaped protrusion, its abdomen is white and yellow, its mouth is big, its tongue is thick, its four feet have five toes, and its toes are wrinkled. It is said that since ancient times, people have used things like crocodiles. But it can only be used on unmarried women, and married women are absolutely invalid. This method became popular with the rise of Neo-Confucianism in Song Dynasty. In the Song Dynasty, due to lack of experience, many jokes were made, which caused a lot of right and wrong, among which there was a famous unjust case in Sichuan. Things have to start from after the destruction of Shu. Wang Quanbin led the army into Sichuan, and Song Taizu earnestly warned: "You don't have to burn down houses, expel officials, develop graves and cut down Santo." However, Song Jun's conquest of Shu was arrogant and illegal, killing thousands of innocent people. The people's sentiments are passionate, and people's uprisings break out one after another. While severely punishing the relevant personnel, the Song regime sent Mao's younger brother to Shuzhong to comfort him, while promising to reduce taxes and promote talents to be officials. The so-called promoted talents, since they are appeasing, are naturally dominated by rich and powerful people or prominent people, while real talents and practical learning are given a secondary position. Lin is a rich man in Wanxian County, Sichuan Province, surrounded by buildings, mules and horses, and naturally he was promoted. So, he packed his bags, came to Bianjing to appear before the emperor, accepted the interview with Song Taizu, and waited for appointment. Besides his wife, Lin Mi has five beautiful concubines. The youngest concubine is He Fangzi, who is only 18 years old. She was originally the daughter of He Jiong, the historical commander of Lantai in the post-Shu regime. After the destruction of Shu in Song Dynasty, He Jiong refused to surrender to Song Dynasty and was killed by Song Jun. The poor housekeeper He Fangzi became the fifth concubine of Lin Mi, a local rich man in Wanxian County. Lin Mi is going to Bianjing. Everything at home has been taken care of, but he can't worry about the beautiful young concubine, so he confided his worries to his good friend, the real person in the cool breeze view outside the city. This is a piece of cake for Shang Yi. He quickly bought some palace sand from the charlatan, so he explained the usage to Lin Mi. Lin Mi got a treasure and lit it on the arms of his wife and concubine after returning home. He Fangzi is a good girl, beautiful and has many books. In her life blueprint, she hopes to find a Mr. Right and fly with me. In the end, she unexpectedly married a rich man in the countryside in his early decades and had to compete with a group of fat and vulgar powder every day. She has no intention of this boring fight, but because she is young and beautiful, she is polite and has a noble temperament, which makes Green. After He Fangzi and Lin Mi got married, everything went wrong, and her nest caught fire every day. It was He Fangzi's turn to order palace sand, and she reluctantly refused this kind of humiliating behavior. She believes that from beginning to end, chastity and chastity are duties that women should abide by. Why should there be any formal constraints? If you are forced to keep your virginity, it really makes no sense. He Fangzi is eloquent, but it is just that a scholar met a soldier, which is unreasonable. Lin Mi's rustic mind wouldn't listen, and those housewives and gossips were looking at He Fangzi with suspicion at the moment, and their mouths were gloating. He Fangzi proudly lit a little red on her white arm. Since Lin Mi left home, those women have carefully protected the mole on their arms, which is as big as a red bean and dare not wash it. Dare not touch. He Fangzi hated it as if it were a stain on her body. She is indifferent, taking a bath and washing. Soon, the palace sand disappeared without a trace. So, those tacky women finally found an excuse to attack, satirize her, laugh at her, and even publicly scold her for stealing others to raise Korea, but also tirelessly, hiding under He Fangzi's window every night to eavesdrop, ready to catch the * * * adulterer, ready to see how this little * * * seduce men. Half a year later, Lin Mi was assigned to work in Bianjing, and sent someone to Shu to bring his wife and five concubines to Beijing. That night, Lin Mi couldn't wait to check his wives' sand moles one by one under the lamp ... >>

Question 2: Is it true to keep the palace sand? Palace sand is a medicine used to verify women's chastity in ancient China. It is said that as long as you put it on a woman, it will not disappear all year round, but once you have sex with a man, it will disappear immediately. Because of this feature, China used it to test virginity in ancient times.

From a pharmacological point of view,

Palace sand is salty and cold. Its aqueous solution has obvious inhibitory effect on the respiration of human hepatocellular carcinoma cells. But also rich in vitamin E, and has certain anticancer activity. Indications: expelling wind and activating collaterals, dispersing stagnation and resisting cancer. Cinnabar is sweet and cool, and it is mainly used to soothe the nerves, soothe the nerves, improve eyesight and detoxify. Generally speaking, these two drugs belong to the category of cold in function and indication, and are mainly used to treat various kinds of poisoning. According to Xiao Xiong's analysis, the reason why the ancients used the two drugs together was to take their cold nature and put it on the jade arm, so that it could stretch the Sanyang meridians, dredge the collaterals and nourish the mind, and dispel the heart fire. Secondly, from the perspective of modern medicine, it is mainly a psychological suggestion therapy, which makes women subconsciously feel awe and shame and dare not cross the moral bottom line. According to Zhang Hua's Natural History, the method and usage of "keeping palace sand" are as follows: It is said that Dong Fangshuo once told Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty that keeping palace sand is an effective prescription to test women's chastity. In addition, there are two descriptions of different prescriptions. The main drugs are used to guard the palace, but the drugs mixed together are different and the preparation methods are quite different. In China's generation, there was even a saying that women were "childless" because they kept the palace and painted the navel. All this is seen in Huainan Wanbi Book, which contains an article about guarding the palace and decorating the female arm. Take a yin and a yang from your new home, put them in an urn, dry them in the shade for a hundred days, decorate the female arm, and then publish an article, combine yin and yang with men, and die. This prescription only needs one end of uterine contraction, and no other drugs are needed. It seems that it can't be called "palace sand". There is also a cloud in the same book: take the seventh day of July to keep the palace, dry it in the shade, treat it with well flowers and water, and smear the female body. If there is an article, use Dan to smear it. Those who don't go are not immoral, and those who go are traitors. According to the formula, this recipe is also slightly different. In addition to the main medicine, it is necessary to use "Jing" and "Dan". "Dan" or "cinnabar" are things with the same function. The difference is that the former uses "cinnabar" to guard the palace, while the latter uses "Dan" to draw the female body, but the three have the same effect in testing female chastity; However, although the latter two are Huainan people, their practices and medical skills are also very different.

From a pharmacological point of view,

Western medicine may not be used for guarding the palace, but Chinese medicine is mainly used for infantile umbilical wind, infantile convulsion, epilepsy that can't be cured for a long time, infantile convulsion epilepsy, pain due to paralysis due to guilty conscience, wind-induced pain, traumatic injury, furuncle and furuncle, infantile malnutrition, scorpion injury and nausea, and diaphragmatic qi. Li Shizhen's Compendium of Materia Medica has an endorsement under the explanation of "guarding the palace", and there are also words about guarding the palace and testing chastity. Tao Hongjing, a famous doctor in the Liang Dynasty, said, "When I was guarding the palace, I fed it with Zhu, which was three catties. Kill it to discredit a woman's body. Take off if there is a handover. " No, it looks like a red ambition, so it's named Shougong. Shi Sugong, the director of the right supervisor who revised the Compendium of Materia Medica of Tang Dynasty, once said: Shougong, also known as Toka, was named Shougong, also known as the wall palace, because it was often hung on the house wall. It's ridiculous to feed Zhu some women. Su Gong's opinion has not only the explanation of naming, but also the life significance of "guarding the palace" mentioned by Zhang Hua and Tao Hongjing. He also decided that there was no such thing as feeding Zhu Dian women, but it was just a "fallacy." However, in the Ming Dynasty, Li Shizhen, who collected the family background of Bai family, visited all directions, and thought that what was said in Huainan Wanbi Book, Zhang Hua's Natural History and Cheng Peng Mo Ke Swings Rhinoceros was generally untrue, so I'm afraid it was not passed on. He is a general assumption, using the word "lost" as an activity, and then looking at his Compendium of Materia Medica, there is no suspense prescription for guarding the palace and feeding Zhu Diannv. The utility of keeping the palace as medicine and the judgment and summary of chastity by doctors in previous dynasties are just as above. Tao Hongjing, a famous doctor in the Liang Dynasty, once said, "When guarding the palace, it's like a fence. If you feed it with Zhu, it's three pounds. When I kill it, I will smear a woman's body. If there is a handover, I will take it off; If it is not like Chizhi, it is named the first merit. " What do you mean? Dr Tao said that geckos like to crawl along fences or walls. After being caught, he fed it with cinnabar. After feeding 3 Jin of cinnabar, he killed the gecko, ground it into foam and coated it on the woman. If women have sex, the red sign will disappear. If they don't have sex, the red mark is like a mole on their body and won't disappear. Similarly, Li Shizhen, a famous doctor, recorded "guarding the palace" in Compendium of Materia Medica, and in the annotation under his explanation, he talked about the method of "guarding the palace and testing the virginity". So, can Shougong Sha distinguish a woman's chastity? Let's analyze it with modern science. Pharmacologically, gecko is salty and cold, and its main functions are expelling wind, activating collaterals, dispersing stagnation and resisting cancer. Its aqueous solution has obvious inhibitory effect on the respiration of human hepatocellular carcinoma cells. & gt

Question 3: Can Shougong Sha really verify whether a woman is a virgin? What is the principle? I don't know what palace sand is.

Everything was at that time.

Question 4: Is it true to keep the palace sand? Do you still have it? Palace sand is a medicine used to verify women's chastity in ancient China. It is said that as long as you put it on a woman, it will not disappear all year round, but once you have sex with a man, it will disappear immediately. Because of this feature, China used it to test virginity in ancient times. According to Zhang Hua's Natural History, the method and usage of "keeping palace sand" are as follows: It is said that Dong Fangshuo once told Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty that keeping palace sand is an effective prescription to test women's chastity. In addition, there are two descriptions of different prescriptions. The main drugs are used to guard the palace, but the drugs mixed together are different and the preparation methods are quite different. In ancient China, there was even a saying that women were "childless", because guarding the palace painted umbilicus. All this is seen in Huainan Wanbi Book, which contains an article about guarding the palace and decorating the female arm. Take a yin and a yang from your new home, put them in an urn, dry them in the shade for a hundred days, decorate the female arm, and then publish an article, combine yin and yang with men, and die. This prescription only needs one end of uterine contraction, and no other drugs are needed. It seems that it can't be called "palace sand". There is also a cloud in the same book: take the seventh day of July to keep the palace, dry it in the shade, treat it with well flowers and water, and smear the female body. If there is an article, use Dan to smear it. Those who don't go are not immoral, and those who go are traitors. According to the formula, this recipe is also slightly different. In addition to the main medicine, it is necessary to use "Jing" and "Dan". "Dan" or "cinnabar" are things with the same function. The difference is that the former uses "cinnabar" to guard the palace, while the latter uses "Dan" to draw the female body, but the three have the same effect in testing female chastity; However, although the latter two are Huainan people, their practices and medical skills are also very different. Pharmaceutically, Western medicine is afraid that it is unnecessary to keep the palace, but in Chinese medicine, it is mainly used for infantile umbilical wind, prolonged epilepsy, infantile mouth pinching, guilty epilepsy, paralysis pain, wind pain, traumatic injury, furuncle and furuncle, infantile malnutrition, scorpion injury and so on. Li Shizhen's Compendium of Materia Medica has an endorsement under the explanation of "guarding the palace", and there are also words about guarding the palace and testing chastity. Tao Hongjing, a famous doctor in the Liang Dynasty, said, "When I was guarding the palace, I fed it with Zhu, which was three catties. Kill it to discredit a woman's body. Take off if there is a handover. " No, it's like a red ambition, so it's named Shougong. Shi Sugong, the director of the right supervisor who revised the Compendium of Materia Medica of Tang Dynasty, once said: Shougong, also known as Toka, was named Shougong, also known as the wall palace, because it was often hung on the house wall. It's ridiculous to feed Zhu some women. Su Gong's opinion has not only the explanation of naming, but also the life significance of "guarding the palace" mentioned by Zhang Hua and Tao Hongjing. He also decided that there was no such thing as feeding Zhu Dian women, but it was just a "fallacy." However, in the Ming Dynasty, Li Shizhen, who collected the family background of Bai family, visited all directions, and thought that what was said in Huainan Wanbi Book, Zhang Hua's Natural History and Cheng Peng Mo Ke Swings Rhinoceros was generally untrue, so I'm afraid it was not passed on. He is a general assumption, using the word "lost" as an activity, and then looking at his Compendium of Materia Medica, there is no suspense prescription for guarding the palace and feeding Zhu Diannv. The utility of keeping the palace as medicine and the judgment and summary of chastity by doctors in previous dynasties are just as above. Now let's briefly describe the recent folk customs and the legend of how to try to lose your virginity. Shaoxing once had such a legend-once upon a time, a royal family had 36 palaces and 72 courtyards because there were too many concubines. How could he cope! Therefore, it is inevitable that Chun Qing will be spared in the cold palace, so the so-called "preservation" sometimes happens without opening it. Although the emperor lived in seclusion, this forbidden riot was soon known to him. He thinks that not only eunuchs who come to power can't rely on him, but also people who go in and out of the palace gate can't rely on him. He should always be vigilant. Therefore, paying special attention to testing his taboo as a sign can make ladies-in-waiting afraid from the existence and absence of the sign. It is said that the medicine used in his mark test is also used to protect the palace-to protect the palace during sexual intercourse; The medicine added is also cinnabar; As for how to make medicine and how to use it, I didn't mention it, but the reaction of this medicine can also make women have tricks, and intercourse with people will naturally disappear. It is said that there are two kinds of palace sand: one is the same as that in natural history; There is also a natural red sand under the fingernails of the four paws of the palace guard, which is as red as cinnabar and the same shape and size as the fine sand. Some people think that this is Zhengong sand, which can be used to test virginity and treat acute convulsions in children. Palace sand is a shackle imposed on ancient women by savage men. They ask women to be chaste, but they are bohemian. This is an absurd fact! In the Middle Ages outside China, men invented the cruel method of closing the vulva with metal locks. Even in the Bible, there is a record of the test of suspecting a wife's adultery: sending her to a priest. Take barley flour as an offering, and do not pour oil and milk ... >>

Question 5: Is it useful for girls to order palace sand when they are adults? In costume dramas, it is often seen that a girl's parents or master will light a palace sand on her arm, and the sand is chastity. Once chastity disappears, it will be a lifelong shame. Ancient women valued chastity over life, and kept chastity as jade before marriage. Is Miyasha true? Is there any scientific basis?

Palace sand is a medicine used to verify women's chastity in ancient China. It is said that as long as you put it on a woman, it will not disappear all year round, but once you have sex with a man, it will disappear immediately. Because of this feature, China used it to test virginity in ancient times.

Pharmacological viewpoint

Palace sand is salty and cold. Its aqueous solution has obvious inhibitory effect on the respiration of human hepatocellular carcinoma cells. Moreover, it is rich in vitamin E and has certain anticancer activity. Indications: expelling wind and activating collaterals, dispersing stagnation and resisting cancer. And cinnabar is sweet and cool, which can soothe the nerves, improve eyesight and detoxify. The ancients used the two medicines together. First, they took their cold nature and put it on the jade arm, so that it could delay the meridians of Sanyang, nourish the mind and dispel the heart fire.

Secondly, from the perspective of modern medicine, it is mainly a psychological suggestion therapy, which makes women subconsciously feel awe and shame and dare not cross the moral bottom line. Mainly constrained by feudal social morality, most women who have never had sexual relations with men have an ideological warning.

From the pharmacological point of view, I'm afraid western medicine doesn't need to keep the palace, but Chinese medicine is mostly used to treat infantile umbilical wind, prolonged epilepsy, infantile mouth pinch, epilepsy with guilty conscience, paralysis, menstrual wind pain, traumatic injury, furuncle, boils, malnutrition, scorpion injury and so on. Thus, keeping the palace sand has nothing to do with chastity. We can only see the ignorance and ignorance of people at that time from the inside.

As can be seen from the above introduction, the knowledge of Shougong Sha was misrepresented at that time, and his thought was backward. At present, there is no good way to identify a virgin, and even the hymen will naturally rupture, even if it ruptures, it can be repaired, so there is no need to entangle yourself or the object is not a virgin, so you should have a normal heart to avoid missing a beautiful marriage and regret it for life!

Question 6: Is there really palace sand now? Can you make palace sand? Does it hurt? Where can I get it? Some are just dare you? That is, use the gecko to eat inkpad, then the gecko is red as blood, and then mash the gecko into a paste and light it on the body.

Question 7: Is it true to keep the palace sand? It is unreasonable to judge virgins by the presence or absence of "palace sand"

Question 8: Can Gong Sha really verify whether a woman is a virgin? No, now the hymen can be made up for tens of dollars.

Question 9: Is the palace guard Sha in the costume drama true? What is the principle? In ancient times, it was actually not scientific to drop blood to recognize relatives. The principle of modern scientific explanation is this: people have different blood types, so they have different blood cell antibodies. When different blood cells meet together, they will repel each other and coagulate, and there will be incompatibility. Now it has been proved that sometimes a person can be preliminarily judged whether it is his own blood by blood type. For example, the children born with type A blood and type ab blood only have ab b, but they can't have O. The principle is a bit complicated, and I'm too lazy to fight. If you really want to know, you can contact second-hand Gongsha through Baidu's dialogue software. It did exist in ancient times, but it is not accurate. When a woman is aroused, it will disappear. Ancient women had no status (except matriarchal society, of course), and they attached great importance to women's chastity. Even * * seems to be reviled by the secular, so I got such a thing. Influenced by traditional culture, most boys now have a virgin complex. If you have a girlfriend, you will know that the physiological manifestations of girls in estrus are very prominent, such as shortness of breath, dizziness and * * *. Of course, there will be some special changes in the body, which may make the palace sand disappear, but to be honest, this thing is very unscientific. Women get excited if they don't pay attention to something when they need it. Who can control his thoughts (especially at that time)? Between the little dragon girl and Yang Guo, and between Yin Zhiping, if the little dragon girl knew it was Yin Zhiping at that time, I guess Gong Weisha would still exist, and women's affairs need feelings. If it is * * *, I estimate that the girl's physical and mental pain at that time was about to collapse, so how could she be excited? Therefore, Master Jin Yong is a experienced person, which also shows the little dragon girl's thoughts at that time. All right, that's all. I don't know if I understand enough.