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Ma Bo.
Ma=morphine
Bo=sudden
spicy and NEUTRAL
goes to the LUNG
looks like a puffy poo lump
The zoo card for this shows a hot whale resting atop an ice cube that has a big T on it. It is trying to hail a taxi, but all that comes out of its mouth is a flame. It also has bloody lips. What does this all mean? It means that resolves fire toxicity (the big T on the ice cube); is good for loss of voice (only fire comes from the throat, no sound); and that it is used to stop bleeding from the oral cavity or lips (the whale's bloody lips). Why a whale? Just because.
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You need only a small dose (1.5 to 6 g).
My question is, why does it mean sudden morphine in Chinese?
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