Who are the famous people who have used donkey-hide gelatin? Please, everyone 3Q

Since ancient times, donkey-hide gelatin has not only been widely used as medicine, but also is a good product for nourishment, beauty and health care. It has always been people's first choice for nourishing and strengthening the body, and has formed an indissoluble bond with many dignitaries in history. As one of the typical authentic donkey-hide gelatins in Dong'a, Dong'a Baitengtang has always been sought after by everyone. 1. Cao Zhi wrote a poem "Elixir" in praise of donkey-hide gelatin. Cao Zhi was once the "King of Dong'a". When he first came to Dong'a, he was as skinny as a stick. Later, he benefited a lot from eating donkey-hide gelatin regularly, so he wrote the "Flying Dragon Chapter" with gratitude: "Give me the elixir, created by the God Emperor. Teach me to take it." , It also replenishes energy and nourishes the brain. Life is as long as gold and stone, and it will never grow old.” The elixir referred to in Cao Zhi’s poem is the donkey-hide gelatin produced in Dong’e. Note: Cao Zhi (192～232) was a poet and writer in Wei during the Three Kingdoms period. Han nationality, from Peiguoqiao (now Bozhou City, Anhui Province), named Zijian, is the third son of Cao Cao and Empress Wu Xuanbian. Later generations of generals Cao Zhi, his father Cao Cao, and his brother Cao Pi were collectively known as the "Three Caos". 2. Donkey-hide gelatin and Li Shimin A folk anecdote that has been circulated for thousands of years in Dong'e says that in those days, although Li Shimin was fierce and powerful, he met the strongman Wang Shichong in Shandong. Wang Shichong was not a man to be taken lightly. After a while of fighting, Li Shimin was slightly frustrated. He was stranded and lacked horses, so he led his army into Dong'a County to rest. The people of Dong'a used donkey-hide gelatin to cook soup to support their troops. Strangely enough, the entire army was in high spirits the next day and actually defeated Wang Shichong in one go. Li Shimin (January 23, 599 (Gregorian calendar) - July 10, 649), Han nationality, was born in Chengji, Longxi, and his ancestral home was Longqing, Zhao County. He was a statesman, military strategist, calligrapher and poet. After succeeding to the throne as emperor, he actively listened to the opinions of his ministers and worked hard to learn civility to govern the world. Tang Taizong created the "Government of Zhenguan" in history. By actively eliminating the separatist forces in various places, humbly accepting advice, practicing strict economy at home, and allowing the people to recuperate and recuperate , finally brought about a situation of peace and prosperity in society. It laid an important foundation for the later prosperous Kaiyuan era and pushed China's traditional agricultural society to its heyday. He is a national hero in history and an emperor through the ages. 3. Donkey-hide gelatin and Wu Zetian Wu Zetian, the only female emperor in Chinese history, is naturally beautiful, white and rosy. "New Book of Tang" wrote about Wu Zetian in his later years: "Although the Queen Mother was very good in her spring and autumn, she was so good at spreading her beauty that she did not realize her decline." So, what is the secret of Wu Zetian's eternal youth? It turns out that the imperial physician in the palace often gave her "Whitening as Jade Decoction", which contains donkey hide gelatin, black sesame, papaya, angelica, polygonatum odorifera, hawthorn and other beauty and nourishing products. Regular use of it made Wu Zetian's complexion as white as jade. , smooth and delicate, gorgeous and flawless. At that time, plump and graceful women were regarded as beautiful, and donkey-hide gelatin became a royal delicacy in the palace. At that time, aristocratic women had the habit of taking donkey-hide gelatin to maintain their beauty. Wu Zetian (February 17, 624 - December 16, 705), Han nationality. The only orthodox female emperor in Chinese history (during the Tang Gaozong period, there was a female emperor Chen Shuozhen during the civil uprising). She was also the oldest emperor to succeed to the throne (he ascended the throne at the age of 67), and one of the longest-lived emperors (she was 82 years old). ). She was the empress during the reign of Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty (655-683), the empress dowager during the reigns of Emperor Zhongzong and Emperor Ruizong of the Tang Dynasty (683-690), and later proclaimed herself Emperor Wuzhou (690-705). She changed the country's name from "Tang" to "Zhou" and made its capital Luoyang. , and called it the "Holy City". Known as "Wu Zhou" or "Southern Zhou" in history, he abdicated in 705. Wu Zetian was also a female poet and politician. 4. Donkey-hide gelatin and Yang Guifei "look back and smile with all the beauty, the pink and white in the sixth palace have no color". This is a famous line written by Bai Juyi, the great poet of the Tang Dynasty, describing Yang Guifei's charming character in "Song of Everlasting Sorrow". Concubine Yang is one of the “Four Great Beauties” in history. Why is her skin so delicate? Xiao Xingza, a later generation, wrote a poem in "Complete Tang Poems·Gong Ci Supplement" in Volume 5 to explain: The plum blossoms are still abundant after being washed away, and the rain falls on the lotus leaves and the beads are hard to stop. Secretly convinced Ejiao refused to tell, but said that he was born with a Junrong. This poem is recorded in Volume 5 of the "Official Supplement" of "Complete Poems of the Tang Dynasty", and it can be said that it explains the mystery of Yang Guifei's beauty in one sentence. The lady of Guo State has long eyebrows and a breast as puffy as a rabbit wrapped in clothes. There are three donkey-hide gelatin cups in Donglai, which are enough to charm and mislead the king. This is the poem "History of the Tang Dynasty" written by Zhu Kesheng of the Ming Dynasty in the book "Diary of Qiufang".

In the poem, he joked that Yang Guifei's sister, Mrs. Guo Guo, drank donkey-hide gelatin three times a day in order to please Emperor Ming of the Tang Dynasty. Concubine Yang, whose real name is Yang Yuhuan (719-756 AD), was a court musician, singer and dancer in the Tang Dynasty. Her musical talent was rarely seen among the concubines of the past dynasties. He was originally from Yongle, Puzhou (now Yongji, Shanxi). He was born in Shu County (now Chengdu, Sichuan) on June 1, 719, the seventh year of Kaiyuan. Yang Guifei's natural beauty and superior educational environment gave her a certain degree of cultural accomplishment, a gentle personality, proficient in music, good at singing and dancing, and was good at playing the pipa. Together with Xi Shi, Wang Zhaojun, and Diao Chan, she was known as the four beauties in ancient China. . There are also TV series and movies of the same name. 5. Donkey-hide gelatin and Wang Anshi Wang Anshi's poem "I Want to Go to the Sea" can be said to be the author's self-portrait: "I want to go to the sea, and the guest comes from the source of the river. My hand is searching for the glue in the bag to save this thousand years of confusion. I say to you, guest, when you are here "Also treat Kunlun." The "jiao" in Wang Anshi's poem refers to donkey-hide gelatin in Dong'e. Wang Anshi (1021-May 21, 1086), whose courtesy name was Jiefu, whose name was Banshan, was granted the title of Duke of Jing. Han nationality. A native of Linchuan (now a native of Dengjia Lane, Jing Road, Fuzhou City, Jiangxi Province), he was an outstanding politician, thinker, writer, and reformer in the Northern Song Dynasty, and one of the Eight Great Scholars of the Tang and Song Dynasties. There are "Wang Linchuan Collection", "Linchuan Collection Supplements" and so on. From official to prime minister, he advocated reform. The poems "Yuanri" and "Plum Blossom" are the most famous. 6. Donkey-hide gelatin and Zhu Xi Zhu Xi, the acting master of Song Dynasty, was extremely filial to his mother. "The Collected Works of Zhu Xi" contains a letter written by Zhu Xi, a famous Neo-Confucian master in the Southern Song Dynasty, to his mother, which said: As a loving mother is old, her top priority is to be calm. Eat small meals frequently and always have fruits and vegetables with you. Donkey-hide gelatin and salvia miltiorrhiza can be used as a supplement. To extend Geng’s life, my son prays. His words are sincere and his heart is firm, conveying his utmost filial piety in his daily gossip. Zhu Xi himself later lived to be 71 years old, also benefiting from the help of donkey-hide gelatin. Zhu Xi (1130.9.15～1200.3.9), whose courtesy name is Hui and whose first name is Zhonghui, is also named Hui'an, Huiweng, Mr. Kaoting, Yungu old man, Cangzhou sick old man and Niweng. Han nationality, Wuyuan, Huizhou in the Southern Song Dynasty (now part of Jiangxi) Born in Wuyuan County, Wuyuan Province. At the age of 19, he passed the Jinshi title and served as the pacifier of Jinghu South Road. He was appointed to Baowen Pavilion to wait for the system. During his reign, he issued edicts, punished traitors, and made outstanding achievements. A famous Neo-Confucian, thinker, philosopher, educator, and poet in the Southern Song Dynasty. A representative figure of the Fujian School. He is known as Zhu Zi in the world. He is the most outstanding master in promoting Confucianism since Confucius and Mencius. 7. Donkey-hide Jiao and Zheng He Zheng He went to the West, "wanting to show off his troops in foreign lands and show China's wealth and strength." In addition to silk porcelain and Chinese medicinal materials, the treasure ship he sailed included donkey hide gelatin. This is the earliest record of donkey-hide gelatin being exported overseas, which also shows that donkey-hide gelatin is a precious product unique to China. Zheng He was born in the fourth year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1371), and his original name was Ma Sanbao. In the winter of 1381, the thirteenth year of Hongwu, the Ming Dynasty army attacked Yunnan. When Ma Sanbao was 10 years old, he was taken captive to the Ming camp, castrated into an eunuch, and then entered Zhu Di's Prince Yan's palace. During the Jingnan Incident, Ma Sanbao made military exploits for King Zhu Di of Yan in Zhengzhou, Hebei (now Renqiubei, Hebei, not Zhengzhou, Henan). In the second year of Yongle (1404), Zhu Di, the founder of the Ming Dynasty, believed that the surname Ma could not be admitted to the Sanbao Hall, so he gave Ma Sanbao the surname Zheng in the Nanjing imperial book with the character "Zheng". Second only to the Supervisor of Ceremonies. In the sixth year of Xuande (1431), Zheng He was granted the title of Sanbao eunuch. 8. Donkey-hide gelatin and Bai Pu Bai Pu, a famous Yuan opera writer in the Yuan Dynasty, sang in the third chapter of "Autumn Night Wutong Rain" "Flowers on the Brocade" (Mao Jin: "Sixty Kinds of Songs", Volume 6): A bowl of donkey-hide gelatin, A cup of sesame seeds, white rice and red stuffing with candied fruit. The pink cheeks look like shame, and the apricot blossoms look smiling in the spring rain. Moisturize your youth, protect your life, and gain capital! This song is easy to understand and is a true portrayal of the role of donkey-hide gelatin in maintaining health and improving beauty in the Yuan Dynasty. Ginseng, deer antler, and donkey hide gelatin are also known as the three major tonics. "When ginseng and antler are used in this prescription, you will be like a king in the world. He has no child's play. Do not take it for all kinds of diseases." Donkey-hide gelatin is "flat in nature and sweet in taste. Those with deficiency, cold and blood loss should take it for a long time. The foundation is solid and there is no need to worry." (Wu Qian of the Qing Dynasty: " "Yizong Jinjian", Volume 14) It can be seen that among the three major tonics, donkey-hide gelatin is the most peaceful and suitable for regular consumption. Bai Pu (1226--?) was originally named Heng and had the courtesy name Renfu. Later he changed his name to Pu, the courtesy name was Taisu and his nickname was Langu. Han nationality, their ancestral home is Chizhou (near Hequ in present-day Shanxi), and later moved to Zhending (present-day Zhengding County, Hebei). In his later years, he lived in Jinling (present-day Nanjing) and remained in office throughout his life.

Zeng Guofan: AD 1811 - March 12, 1872 AD, originally named Zicheng, courtesy name Bohan, nickname Disheng, posthumous title Wenzheng, Han nationality, from Xiangxiang County, Changsha Prefecture, Hunan Province. An important minister in the late Qing Dynasty, the founder and commander of the Hunan Army. A military strategist, Neo-Confucianist, politician, calligrapher, and writer of the Qing Dynasty, he was the founder of the "Xiangxiang School" of prose in the late Qing Dynasty. He rose to the rank of Governor of Liangjiang, Governor of Zhili, Bachelor of Wuyingdian, and was granted the title of First-class Marquis of Yiyong. 12. Donkey-hide gelatin and Cixi According to historical records, Empress Dowager Cixi was the concubine of Emperor Xianfeng of the Qing Dynasty. She was the actual supreme ruler of the Tongzhi and Guangxu dynasties and a major figure who influenced Chinese history. And donkey-hide gelatin also has an indissoluble bond with the Empress Dowager Cixi. Emperor Xianfeng of the Qing Dynasty had no children in his later years. Concubine Yi finally became pregnant and unfortunately suffered from "blood syndrome". Although doctors and medicines were sought everywhere, they still had no effect and the fetus was almost at risk. It happened that Chen Zonggui, the Minister of Household Affairs, was from Dong'e County, Shandong Province. He presented the donkey-hide gelatin produced by the local Deng's "Shudetang" pharmacy to the emperor and Concubine Yi. After Concubine Yi took the medicine, her blood syndrome was cured and her fetus was preserved. She gave birth to a boy at full term, who was the little emperor Tongzhi six years later. From then on, Cixi had a special liking for donkey-hide gelatin, believed in it and took it for the rest of her life. The donkey-hide gelatin used by the palace at that time is still on display in the National Palace Museum. Concubine Yi's mother valued her son and became Empress Dowager Cixi. The Xianfeng Emperor Longyan was delighted and gave Deng Fa, the owner of the "Shudetang" drugstore and pharmaceutical master, three gifts: one was a fourth-grade court dress, a yellow mantle; the other was a handbag for entering the palace; the third was the word "福" As the brand name of donkey-hide gelatin. Therefore, "Fu Zi Brand" donkey-hide gelatin has become famous all over the world, and is sold well at home and abroad, enjoying a high reputation. During the reign of Tongzhi (Emperor Zaichun), the palace assigned four imperial envoys every year to supervise the production of donkey-hide gelatin, and after completion, it was brought back to the palace for exclusive use by the palace. Since the preparation of donkey-hide gelatin for tribute requires exquisite workmanship, it takes nine days and nine nights to complete one gelatin production, so it is also called "nine-day tribute gelatin". Empress Dowager Cixi, Empress Xiaoqinxian, Manchu, November 29, 1835 (October 10, the fifteenth year of Daoguang) - November 15, 1908 (October 22, the thirty-fourth year of Guangxu), also known as " The Empress Dowager of the West, the Empress Dowager Nala, and the Lao Buddha, with the emblem of "Cixi Duanbless Kang Yizhao Yuzhuang Chengshou Gongqin Xian Chongxi". After her death, the posthumous title of the Qing Dynasty was "Xiaoqin Cixi Duanyou Kang Yizhao Yuzhuang Chengshou Gongqinxian Chongxi and Queen Tianxing Shengxian". The concubine of Emperor Xianfeng, the biological mother of Emperor Tongzhi, and the adoptive mother of Emperor Guangxu. Cixi was erudite and talented, good at calligraphy and painting. Her calligraphy was good at running script and regular script, and her paintings of flowers were handed down from generation to generation. 13. Donkey-hide Jiao and Li Hongzhang in the 22nd year of Guangxu (1896). Li Hongzhang, a Westernization official, went to Britain as ambassador. He was 74 years old. Before leaving, he was coughing and wheezing frequently, so Cixi gave him royal medicine. Compatible with donkey-hide gelatin, red ginseng, rehmannia glutinosa, anemarrhena and fritillary. Li Hongzhang took it all the way. They say it's wonderful! From the Republic of China to the early days of liberation, Leshi from Beijing's "Bei Caotang" (now Tongrentang) went to Dong'e to improve the production technology of donkey-hide gelatin, break the industry monopoly, produce the best donkey-hide gelatin at that time, and founded Hongjitang (today's Jinan Hongjitang still exists). After liberation, due to shortage of raw materials, the local government specially allocated donkey skins to solve the factory's production problems. Li Hongzhang, 1823.2.15-1901.11.7, whose real name is Zhang Tong, whose courtesy name is Jianfu (one character is Zifu), and whose nickname is Shaoquan (quan). In his later years, he named himself Yisou, nicknamed Shengxin, and his posthumous title Wenzhong. He was a native of Hefei, Anhui. An important minister in the late Qing Dynasty of China, one of the main advocates of the Westernization Movement, and the founder and commander-in-chief of the Huai Army. He rose to the rank of Governor-General of Zhili and Minister of Commerce of Beiyang, and was awarded the Bachelor of Wenhua Palace. In the eyes of Japanese Prime Minister Ito Hirobumi, he was regarded as the only person in the Qing Empire who had the ability to compete with the world's great powers. Author of "The Complete Works of Duke Li Wenzhong". 14. Xu Yunbei gave donkey-hide gelatin to Chairman Mao. In the winter of 1939, Xu Yunbei, then the director of democratic movement of the Party Committee of Shandong West District, went to Yan'an to attend the Seventh National Congress of the Party on behalf of Shandong West District. In order to express respect for Chairman Mao of the Party Central Committee, he carefully prepared five kilograms of donkey-hide gelatin and risked his life to break through numerous blockades. After a year of long journey, the donkey-hide gelatin was finally delivered to Yan'an, fulfilling the great trust of the Party Committee and the people of West Shandong District. A native of Tangyi (now Liaocheng), Shandong. Born in 1914. Joined the Communist Party of China in January 1934. In 1931, when he was studying in Jinan, he participated in many student movements led by the Communist Party of China.

In January 1934, he engaged in underground party work in Jinan and Liaocheng, Shandong Province. In 1935, he served as Secretary of the Special Committee of the Communist Party of China in Northwest Shandong, member of the Party Committee, Organization Minister, and Minister of Democracy Movement of the Western Shandong District of the Communist Party of China. In the winter of 1939, he worked in the Policy Research Office of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China in Yan'an and studied at the Party School of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China. In the winter of 1945, he served as member of the Standing Committee of the Hebei-Shandong-Henan District Committee of the Communist Party of China, Minister of Propaganda, Principal of the District Party School, Deputy Secretary of the District Committee, and Deputy Political Commissar of the Hebei-Shandong-Henan Military Region. In the spring of 1949, he was appointed political commissar of the southward detachment, deputy secretary of the Communist Party of China Northeastern Jiangxi District Committee and political commissar of the Northeastern Jiangxi Military Region. In September, he was appointed political commissar of the Westward Expansion Detachment. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, in November 1949, he served as deputy secretary of the Guizhou Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China, vice chairman of the Consultative Committee of the 1st People's Congress of All Ethnicities and All walks of life in Guizhou Province, and director of the Provincial Ethnic Affairs Committee. In the winter of 1952, he was appointed as Deputy Minister of Health and Secretary of the Party Leadership Group. He was criticized during the "Cultural Revolution" and was sent to the "May 7th" Cadre School of Erqing, Fenyi County, Jiangxi Province for three years. In 1973, he served as member of the Standing Committee of the Beijing Municipal Party Committee and deputy director of the Municipal Revolutionary Committee. Studied at the Central Party School of China in 1979. From 1980 to 1982, he served as deputy minister and deputy secretary of the Party Leadership Group of the Ministry of Light Industry. After 1983, he was elected as a deputy to the 6th and 7th National People's Congress, a member of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, and a member of the Finance and Economics Committee. In 1983, he resigned from his administrative position and became a consultant to the Ministry of Light Industry. The first chairman of China Arts and Crafts Association. He is a representative of the Seventh and Eighth National Congress of the Communist Party of China, a representative of the Third National People's Congress, and a member of the Standing Committee of the Sixth and Seventh National People's Congress. 15. Chairman Mao gave donkey-hide gelatin to the teacher. Li Jinxi, a native of Xiangtan, Hunan, is a famous linguist in my country and one of Mao Zedong’s 24 teachers. He was invited by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and Mao Zedong to participate in the founding ceremony of the People’s Republic of China. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Mao Zedong couldn't get away, so he often sent his secretary to visit him with gifts. He also said in the letter, "Commissioner Li Jinxi: Each brotherly nation has presented a batch of gifts from Chairman Mao and Premier Zhou, and I have been ordered to give them to you. One pack of ginseng fruit, four pieces of donkey hide gelatin, one box of red ginseng, one piece of rock sugar, and two sticks of musk. , 1 pack of Fritillaria, half a pound of Cordyceps. Please check and send my regards.” The visitor also conveyed Mao Zedong’s greetings, hoping that he would take more nourishment and take care of himself. Li Jinxi is very grateful for these concerns. Li Jinxi (1890 02.02 - 1978 03.27), whose courtesy name was Shaoxi, was a native of Xiangtan, Hunan. Famous linguist, lexicographer, writing reformer, and educator. He once served as professor, dean, provost and president of the School of Liberal Arts of Beijing Normal University. Member of the Department of Philosophy and Social Sciences, Chinese Academy of Sciences. 16. Donkey-hide Jiao and Huang Wanqiu Huang Wanqiu, who plays Liu Sanjie in the film "Liu Sanjie", is now over 60 years old. However, many people who have met her say that Liu Sanjie's appearance has not changed and her style remains the same. It is hard to believe that she is in her 60s. years old. The secret to her beauty is to take a beauty-beautifying medicinal diet prepared from donkey-hide gelatin, Ligusticum chuanxiong, astragalus, Codonopsis pilosula, etc. every night. 17. Donkey-hide gelatin and Ma Jiajun Ma Junren, the coach of Ma Jiajun, said when training the team members: "What is beauty?" As an athlete, you put on whatever lipstick and makeup you wear! Eat well, sleep well and practice well, and the skin on your face will be better than wearing makeup. To be good, you must drink Dong'e donkey-hide gelatin every day. Dong'e donkey-hide gelatin is specially used for women. It is the best beauty product in the world, so why do you need to put on makeup! What is beauty? ” 18. Yao Ming and donkey-hide gelatin After Yao Ming arrived in the NBA, he had greater physical requirements. Nutrition expert Dr. Wei not only prepared the "Wei's Nutritional Meal" for Yao Ming, but also specially prepared some other types of nutritional products: Cordyceps Sinensis, Turtle Back Jiao, donkey-hide gelatin, etc. Yao’s father later said that after taking these nutritional supplements, Yao Ming’s physical fitness was much stronger than before. There are endless legends about this, and the ancient Chinese medicine treasures that have been popular for two thousand years are no longer the rare treasures in the palace of yesterday. It has become a daily use for people today. The story of donkey-hide gelatin continues, and the culture of donkey-hide gelatin is spreading. As another cultural business card of Shandong, donkey-hide gelatin is traveling across China and the world.

Here we need to remind everyone to pay attention to one thing when buying donkey-hide gelatin: donkey-hide gelatin production advocates authentic motherland medicine, and advocates "authentic" (or "authentic") Chinese medicinal materials. The so-called "authentic medicinal materials" refer to the selection of donkey-hide gelatin by traditional Chinese medicine. When a medicinal material is used as medicine, in order to ensure its curative effect, the place of origin and the name of the medicinal material are often called together. Medicinal materials produced in specific natural conditions and ecological environments have formed many common names over time. For example, Yunmuxiang refers to the woody incense produced in Yunnan, Fritillaria fritillary refers to the Fritillary incense produced in Zhejiang, Patchouli refers to the Patchouli produced in Guangdong, and so on. Ancient medical masters were strict in distinguishing authenticity and required four necessary and sufficient conditions for genuine donkey-hide gelatin, otherwise it would be classified as fake: ——The unique natural environment of Dong'a (Dong'a water, Dong'a water, etc.) The climate required for the entire production process of donkey-hide gelatin); ——The place refers to the black donkey skin produced in Dong'a that absorbs the essence of all things; ——The people refers to the Dong'a people's consistent gelatin boiling technology and donkey-hide gelatin cultural spirit. In a nutshell: the national treasure donkey-hide gelatin is the product of the joint creation of the three talents of heaven, earth and man. Only the gelatin produced in Dong'e is called donkey-hide gelatin, and the gelatin produced in other places can only be called donkey-hide gelatin (this customary rule forced the Ming and Qing Dynasties to During this period, manufacturers in Jiangsu and Zhejiang had no choice but to call themselves donkey hide glue, which continues to this day). To this day, the donkey-hide gelatin granules of Changsha Jiuzhitang can only be called donkey gelatin granules. Dong'e Baibaitang donkey-hide gelatin is a model of Dong'e authentic donkey-hide gelatin. Baibaitang donkey-hide gelatin is made from ancient wells, ancient recipes, and ancient techniques combined with the essence of modern science and technology. It has authentic quality and traditional craftsmanship.