Histoire de Chèvrefeuille, Médecine Traditionnelle Chinoise
Selon la légende, il y a très longtemps, il y avait deux sœurs jumelles, Jin Hua et Yin Hua, d'une beauté exceptionnelle et d'un charme inégalé. Leur relation était si étroite qu'elles préféraient rester célibataires plutôt que de se marier et se séparer. Elles jurèrent de rester ensemble, vivantes ou mortes, et même leurs parents ne pouvaient rien y faire. Mais le destin en décida autrement. Jin Hua tomba soudainement malade, atteinte d'une fièvre virulente. En quelques jours, son corps fut couvert de taches rouges et elle dut rester
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Today, I'm going to tell you about an extraordinary flower.
According to legend, a very long time ago, there were two twin sisters, Jinua and Yinua, of exceptional beauty and unparalleled charm.
Their relationship was so close that they preferred to remain single rather than marry and separate.
They swore to stay together, alive or dead, and even their parents could not do anything about it.
But fate decided otherwise.
Jinua suddenly fell ill, suffering from a virulent fever.
In a few days, her body was covered with red spots and she had to stay in bed.
Her sister Yinua, refusing to live without her, also fell ill shortly thereafter.
Thus, the two sisters perished together.
Before dying, they expressed a wish to become, after their death, a medicinal plant capable of curing this fever so that no one would suffer from this disease anymore.
Three years later, on their grave, a plant with green leaves grew, blooming in summer with white and yellow flowers.
People, remembering the last words of the sisters, used these flowers to treat the fever, discovering their miraculous effectiveness.
In their honor, this flower was named Jin-Yin-Yua, Chevre-Feuille.
The Chevre-Feuille, of a cold nature, is known for its purifying properties, its ability to disperse heat and fight inflammation.
People use it to relieve various diseases such as headaches, excessive thirst, sweat and irritability.
Even for more embarrassing problems such as snots, the Chevre-Feuille turns out to be effective, cleaning the heat and promoting blood circulation.
Thus, the Chevre-Feuille is truly an extraordinary flower.
If one day I have a little friend, I will compare her to this brave and altruistic Chevre-Feuille.
Hoping that she does not answer, yes, I am a beautiful flower planted on a pile of smoke.
