It is also the bottom of the pot ash, but it is regarded as a treasure by farmers, why is the gap so big?

When it comes to the biggest difference between urban and rural areas, it must be the different way of cooking. Now urban cooking is mainly natural gas or gas, but in rural areas it has been a tradition of "big pot rice".

In the countryside, whether it is cooking, cooking likes to use a huge iron pot. In the northern countryside, the stove is generally connected to the dirt pit, putting the firewood and grass common in the countryside into the stove, not only the fried dishes are more rustic, but also provide calories to help the villagers through the cold winter.

The continuous accumulation of plant ash under the pot needs to be cleaned from time to time to ensure that there is enough space in the hearth. This kind of plant ash is often used by farmers as fertilizer in the fields or in their own vegetable fields. However, there is also a kind of plant ash that is regarded as a treasure by farmers, and it is very rare. It can only be formed under an iron pot that has been used for a long time. It is a veritable "bottom ash".

The bottom ash of this kind of pot is attached to the bottom of the iron pot and is called "hundred grass cream" in traditional Chinese medicine. It has three major effects of relieving pain, stopping bleeding and stopping diarrhea.

In spring and autumn, when the climate is dry, nosebleeds can easily occur. If you keep bleeding for a long time, you can gently blow its powder into your nose, and the bleeding will stop in an instant. In summer, children in rural areas eat dirty fruits and vegetables, resulting in diarrhea. Women in the family will also take out a handful of ash from the bottom of the pot, mix it well with wine and apply it to the child's belly button to quickly stop diarrhea.

In addition, pot bottom ash with other rural Chinese medicine, can treat women postpartum hemorrhage, uterine bleeding and other gynecological hidden.

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