Pear syrup

Also known as Sydney cream, it is a traditional medicinal diet. Legend began in the Tang Dynasty. A medicated diet beverage is prepared from selected autumn pears (or Yali pears and Xuehuali pears) as main raw materials, and other medicines for relieving cough, resolving phlegm, promoting fluid production and moistening lung, such as raw materials with homology of medicine and food, such as Radix Rehmanniae, Radix Puerariae, Radish, Radix Ophiopogonis, Lotus Root, ginger juice, Fritillaria, and honey.

Clinically, it is often used to treat respiratory diseases such as lung heat, polydipsia, dry stool, body fluid injury caused by heat and dryness, lung yin injury, cough with white phlegm, chronic cough and hemoptysis. Autumn pear cream was once a special medicine for the court, and it was not circulated among the people until it was handed down from the court by imperial doctors in the Qing Dynasty. And because it was prepared with autumn pears in the suburbs of Beijing.

And sold in Beijing, so it has become a traditional specialty in Beijing. Qiuli ointment is a medicated diet drink made of Qiuli and expectorant Chinese medicine. Qiuli honey cream contained in Qiuben Grassland is recorded in historical materials, and legend has it that it began in the Tang Dynasty. It is said that Tang Wuzong Li Yan is ill, and his mouth is dry and his heart is hot all day.

Hundreds of medicines have no curative effect, and imperial doctors and Manchu civil servants are at a loss. When people were anxious, a Taoist priest cured the emperor's illness with honey cream made of pears, honey and various Chinese herbal medicines. Since then, the Taoist prescription has become the secret recipe of the court, and it did not flow into the people until the Qing Dynasty.

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