The real Hu's plaster originated in the 45th year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1617) and has a history of more than 400 years. Continuously improved, Hu's plaster has played an extremely important role in different historical periods.
In 1942, when the War of Resistance Against Japan reached its most difficult stalemate stage, and there was a great famine in the Central Plains, the Hu clan moved westward to the Qin and Jin Dynasties with their skills. They used bone-setting thaumaturgy and family-herited plasters to treat countless victims and soldiers of the War of Resistance, thus winning the Known as the "King of Plasters".