There are really all kinds of wonders in this world, do you believe it? In 2016, a man in Weihai, Shandong Province dug up 39 kilograms of Polygonum multiflorum in the mountains. Four days later, someone offered him 19,000 yuan, but he refused to sell it.
Does this sound a bit bizarre, but it does happen in reality. What is going on? Let’s take a look!
Wang Zijun, a native of Shandong, lives in Chenjiatuan Community, Sunjiatuan Street Office, Weihai Huancui District, Weihai, Shandong Province. Wang Zijun is an ordinary people’s teacher. He mainly teaches in schools. Since Wang Zijun has been with his grandparents since he was a child, I grew up in the mountains, so I am very familiar with various Chinese herbal medicines in the mountains.
Whenever there is a holiday, Wang Zijun always goes to the mountains to visit his grandparents and follow his grandfather to the mountains to collect herbs. In 1986, Wang Zijun went to the mountains alone to collect herbs, intending to use them to make wine. One day, he accidentally found A few entangled vines were found under an old tree, which looked somewhat similar to the leaves of Polygonum multiflorum. However, at that time, Wang Zijun felt that these vines seemed relatively delicate, so he was not in a hurry to dig them out.
In the following ten years, Wang Zijun went to the mountain many times to collect herbs. Every time he passed this place, he would carefully pay attention to the location of the vines. In the spring of 2015, in order to find out whether the vines he discovered were Polygonum multiflorum, Wang Zijun Jun deliberately dug out a small piece and took it home for identification.
As a result, when Wang Zijun took the dug tubers to an experienced traditional Chinese medicine doctor for identification, the old Chinese medicine doctor repeatedly confirmed that this was Polygonum multiflorum, and it was also wild Polygonum multiflorum, because the cross section of their rhizomes was like a brocade pattern. If it is artificially bred, it will not have this pattern.
It was confirmed by an old Chinese medicine doctor. In January 2016, Wang Zijun decided to dig out all the Polygonum multiflorum found. When all the Polygonum multiflorum was dug out, Wang Zijun weighed it with electronic scale and found that there were a total of 40 pieces of Polygonum multiflorum in this batch. Seven or eight, the largest one weighs 3 kilograms and 8 taels, and is 40 centimeters long. The total weight of all the Polygonum multiflorums, large and small, is 39 kilograms. Since these Polygonum multiflorums all grow in the cracks of stones, he spends a total of It took two days to dig out all the Polygonum multiflorum.
In order to find out whether the Polygonum multiflorum was wild, Wang Zijun took the dug Polygonum multiflorum to the Municipal Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine and found Wan Haiqing, the pharmacist in charge of the Traditional Chinese Medicine Pharmacy , for identification. The results were carefully examined by Dr. Wan Haiqing. After looking at the Polygonum multiflorum brought by Wang Zijun, he said:
These Polygonum multiflorum are dark red in color and look a bit like sweet potatoes, but the shape is not so regular. Judging from the shape and the cut cross section, it does show a brocade pattern. , this is indeed wild Polygonum multiflorum without a doubt.
According to the "Compendium of Materia Medica":
Polygonum multiflorum true fairy grass is as big as a fist for fifty years, and as big as a bowl for one hundred years.
According to ancient records, the largest root of Polygonum multiflorum you brought is at least over 50 years old.
After Wang Zijun went to the city’s Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital for an appraisal of Polygonum multiflorum, he posted pictures of the Polygonum multiflorum he collected online on WeChat Moments. Four days later, a medicinal material merchant contacted Wang Zijun and offered to pay per kilogram. I bought Wang Zijun's Polygonum multiflorum for 500 yuan, a total price of 19,000 yuan.
However, after Wang Zijun heard this, he directly rejected the medicinal materials merchant. He said that after drinking the Polygonum multiflorum medicinal wine, he became lighter and healthier and got less sick. He planned to keep it for his family and did not intend to Sell.
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