After traveling through time, she happily became the group's favorite

Guan Huijun thought Liu Zhiqing's arrangement was very reasonable, so he carefully put the coat into the backpack, looked at Liu Zhiqing and signaled that he was going to start taking off the coat, and Liu Zhipeng also entered the first level combat readiness state.

With the cooperation of the two, Guan Huijun pulled the coat over with lightning speed, and Liu Zhiqing, with the cooperation of Guan Zhiqing, quickly covered the backpack with the coat!

After taking off the coat and putting the rabbit into the backpack, there was more space in the backpack. The rabbit inside kept bumping against the sides of the backpack, while the two boys used their feet to support the backpack to prevent it from being knocked over.

When the two female educated youth pulled the vine over, they saw the swaying backpack and the two male educated youths holding the opening of the backpack. They quickly placed the vine at Guan Zhiqing's feet and then pressed the opening of the backpack.

With the three men holding his mouth from behind, Guan Zhiqing withdrew from the encirclement, carefully reached his hand through the seam of his clothes, grabbed a rabbit's ear and slipped out, then tied the rabbit's feet with vines.

They followed the same method to tie up the remaining rabbits. Everyone breathed a sigh of relief when they saw that they had finally tied up all the rabbits. Seeing that the rabbits could not escape, everyone finally had the mind to count the rabbits.

There were actually two big rabbits and five small rabbits. They were indeed a family. They hurriedly put the tied rabbits back into the basket.

He happily carried the backpack back to its original place, only to find that there were more than 20 pheasant eggs next to the backpack, and there were two pheasants tied in Lin Sitian's backpack.

When Bai Wanting saw this, her eyes lit up and she excitedly said to Lin Sitian, "Lin Zhiqing, you're amazing! I only dug up a few wild vegetables, and you caught so much game!"

Liu Zhipeng looked at the scene in front of him and joked, "Lin Zhiqing, you can't tell that you can not only poke rabbit holes, but also hunt pheasants. It seems that these pheasants are also a family! Not only did you catch two pheasants, you also caught its eggs." As he said this, he gave Lin Zhiqing a thumbs up.

Lin Sitian was a little embarrassed by the praise, so she explained: "At first I was digging dandelions, but I saw these two pheasants fighting, so I squatted beside and watched. When they got tired and one of the pheasants was exhausted, I rushed out and hit it on the head with my small shovel, and I caught the pheasant.

I figured since there were pheasants, there must be eggs, so I looked around and found some. As for the rabbit, I learned from my brother. He said rabbit holes usually have multiple holes, so I went to find them, blocked them up with smoke, and then blocked the holes with my coat. That's how I caught the rabbit. Honestly, it was a bit of luck. Don't brag so much!

After Guan Huijun put the rabbit's backpack aside, he said, "Luck is also a form of strength. Everyone, keep trying your luck. The stuff won't get away even if you leave it here! While our interest is high right now, we must keep trying!"

After saying this, everyone decided they couldn't just sit there any longer and went back to their original locations. Lin Sitian looked at the dandelions in her basket and decided they were almost gone, so she dumped them next to the pheasant eggs and went to dig for other herbs with her empty basket.

This time she searched around and found Atractylodes lancea. Seeing the lush Atractylodes lancea in front of her, she decided to dig this medicinal herb.

Atractylodes lancea looks like a weed, and people who don’t know it will just think it is a weed. It grows straight and has tiny thorns on its leaves.

Atractylodes lancea is a plant of the Asteraceae family. Its rhizomes are used as medicine. It can remove bad air and treat infectious diseases, so the ancients also called it "immortal art" and "mountain spirit"!

The Compendium of Materia Medica states that it is "sweet and pungent, intensely warm and dry, a yin within a yang, capable of both ascending and descending." It has the effects of drying dampness and strengthening the spleen, removing rheumatism, improving eyesight, and relieving depression. Atractylodes lancea is warm in nature and can dispel cold and dampness. It can be used to treat headaches and body aches caused by exogenous cold and dampness, fever and lack of yang, and pain in the limbs and joints.

Therefore, in Lin Sitian's eyes, this is a good medicine. After digging it back, remove impurities from the rhizomes, wash it thoroughly, then cut it into thick slices, dry it in the sun and it can be used as medicine.

The preparation method is simple, the medicine is widely used, and it is very effective. It is also one of the good medicines that should be preserved. So people frantically searched for it, dug up its rhizomes and put them in a basket!

Lin Sitian always wanted to fill her basket. A basket of herbs could be cut into slices and used for a long time. Adding the dandelions she just dug, she would have two commonly used medicinal herbs after preparing them!

She happily hummed a song while digging, and suddenly she found Scutellaria baicalensis next to her! She looked at the Scutellaria baicalensis and then at the Atractylodes lancea she was digging.

She decided to dig both up. After all, there was only a slight difference in the preparation method! She would rather go through a little trouble to bring this good stuff back.

Scutellaria baicalensis is also a root and rhizome medicinal material, so her digging method is the same as that of Atractylodes lancea. She carefully digs out its roots with a shovel, puts them in her basket, and then goes back to slowly separate the two. After all, the preparation methods are different.

The preparation method of Atractylodes lancea is simpler, while for Scutellaria baicalensis, it is necessary to wash it, remove impurities, and then boil it in boiling water for ten minutes. Then take it out and simmer it for 8 to 12 hours, until it is fully steamed and the humidity inside and outside is consistent. Then cut it into thin slices and dry it!

Alternatively, you can steam it directly for 30 minutes, wait for the medicinal material to soften, take it out, cut it into thin slices while hot, and dry it (Scutellaria baicalensis should not be exposed to the sun).

Although its preparation is a little more complicated, it can treat many more diseases than Atractylodes lancea, and is a widely used Chinese herbal medicine.

It is mainly used to treat: damp-heat, summer dampness, chest tightness, nausea and vomiting, stomach distension and discomfort caused by damp-heat, diarrhea, jaundice, lung heat cough, fever and thirst, sore throat, carbuncle, vomiting blood caused by blood heat, fetal movement disorder, etc.

It has so many functions. Not only can it cure common colds, but it can also clear away heat and detoxify, stop bleeding and stabilize pregnancy. How can Lin Sitian not be moved by it!

So the scene now is that she digs whatever she sees, digging Atractylodes lancea for a while, then digging Scutellaria baicalensis for a while. As she digs frantically, her hands are already covered with mud, and her basket is slowly getting full!

She was reluctant to give up the herbs in front of her, so she lifted her basket to the backpack, poured all the roots she had dug next to the pheasant eggs, and continued digging with the basket.

Lin Sitian was completely immersed in her own world. At this moment, her world only contained medicinal herbs, while the people on the other side also had a great harvest.

Bai Wanting puts any edible wild vegetables she sees into her basket. She uses her small shovel to fill the basket and then puts it into her backpack. Now the backpack is filled with all kinds of wild vegetables:

Dandelion, wild garlic, wild lettuce, Chinese mustard greens (it looks similar to Artemisia absinthium, is very common in Northeast China, and can be pickled together with sauerkraut and salted radish. Chinese mustard greens have the effects of relieving brain fatigue, antibacterial and antiviral, appetizing and laxative, excreting heavy metals, preventing and treating cancer, and losing weight! It has a high yield, is resistant to growth, and easy to survive. It turns red when fully mature, so people also call it Chinese mustard greens.), wild ginger (proper name: ground ginger, elegant name: Jerusalem artichoke).

At this time, Bai Wanting was digging these wild vegetables frantically. She didn't know that these wild vegetables she dug could be used as medicine. She only knew that they were delicious and edible, so she dug them frantically. When she learned that these wild vegetables she dug could be used as medicine, she was extremely surprised.

On the other side, the two boys, Guan Huijun, were looking for edible prey. With their agility, they caught two pheasants and a hare, and also dug out two bird nests.

Liu Zhipeng knew his own strength, so he picked up firewood around here. He picked up those dead trees with big roots, and did not pick up those small branches. He thought that small branches could be picked up in the middle of the mountain, and there was no need to come to the mountain to pick up those big tree trunks. So he picked up a lot of them and piled them aside.

Although the four of them were not far away from each other, they were all busy with their own things, which seemed very harmonious.

At the end of the morning, Guan Huijun called out, "Everyone, gather together and get ready to go back. It's almost time for breakfast. We still have to go back to cook. They've all gone to work. Let's go back and go up the mountain again in the afternoon."

Hearing Guan Zhiqing's call, several people carried their small baskets and gathered at the original place. When they arrived at the gathering place, they found the game hunted by Guan Zhiqing at his feet, and the tree trunk picked up by Liu Zhiqing was also next to him.

Bai Zhiqing shoveled a basket full of wild vegetables and dumped them at her feet. Everyone looked at the pile of tree roots at Lin Zhiqing's feet and asked:

"Um, Lin Zhiqing, why are you digging up a bunch of tree roots? And so many of them? We can understand that the dandelions piled next to you are wild vegetables, but these tree roots... "

Seeing the other three looking at her with constipated expressions, Lin Sitian explained, "These are not ordinary tree roots. These are very important Chinese medicinal herbs. The slightly yellow ones are Scutellaria baicalensis, and the other several roots are Atractylodes lancea."

After finishing speaking, he briefly explained the uses and habits of the two medicinal herbs. After talking about the two tree roots at his feet, he explained the uses of dandelion.