Two methods of traditional Chinese medicine for quitting smoking. It is well known that smoking is harmful to health. However, there are still hundreds of millions of smokers who indulge in smoking and are intoxicated by it. Some of these addicts lack a correct understanding of the harms of smoking and do not take their own approach to the listed harms of smoking. However, more people, especially middle-aged and elderly people and smokers with chronic diseases, although they have a personal pain in smoking, are unable to say goodbye to tobacco due to addiction, and have to fall into the quagmire and cannot extricate themselves. For this reason, the author recommends several traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions for quitting smoking, hoping that more smokers will take this opportunity to bid farewell to tobacco and move towards health. 1. Chinese medicine prescription for smoking cessation 1. Take 250 grams of Houttuynia cordata, boil it in water and make it as tea. Take one dose every morning and evening until the craving for tobacco disappears. 2. Wash and cut fresh radish into shreds, wrap it in sterilized gauze and squeeze to remove the juice. Add a small amount of sugar and take 50 grams on an empty stomach every morning for 1 month as a course of treatment. The effect will be seen. 3． Take 30 grams of Houttuynia Cordata, 15 grams each of Earthworm and Polygala, 10 grams each of Patchouli, Mint, and Licorice, and 5 grams of Ginseng. Decoction in water and take 1 dose a day, divided into 5 times. 4. Poke a few holes in 20 grams of raw tofu, add brown sugar and steam it. Eat a few teaspoons of it every time you want to smoke. After that, you will become disgusted with the smell of cigarettes, and you will be able to quit smoking over time. 5. Take 50 grams of Patchouli, 30 grams each of peppermint and licorice, add 20 grams of glucose powder, mix thoroughly and make a soft candy for later use. Take 10 to 15 grams when cravings occur. 6. Take 60 grams of Houttuynia cordata, 20 grams each of Polygala and licorice, and 15 grams each of Dilong, mint and Agastache. Chop it into pieces and soak it in 1000 ml of 30 to 60 degree white wine, seal it with a lid and drink it after half a month. Take 10 to 15 ml each time, 1 to 2 times a day. 2. Smoking cessation by compressing ear acupoints. Using the meridian theory of traditional Chinese medicine, the purpose of quitting smoking can also be achieved by compressing auricular acupoints. The specific method is: select the Shenmen, Lung, Mouth and Endocrine acupoints of the auricles on both sides of the auricle, first disinfect them with alcohol, and then use a probe to select the most painful points in each acupoint area and stick adhesive plaster to fix them. Whenever you want to smoke, use your index finger or thumb to massage each acupoint area from top to bottom, that is, first the Shenmen, Lung, and Mouth acupoints, and then the endocrine acupoints. Press and rub each point for about 1 minute, on both sides at the same time. When massaging, apply force until the acupuncture points feel slightly painful. A course of treatment is 15 days.