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　　Recently, an urban emotional drama "Everything is Fine" ended wonderfully. In the end, his father Su Daqiang showed signs of Alzheimer’s disease, but he only remembered to save money to buy a problem set for Xiao Mingyu. This scene drew tears from many viewers.

　　In fact, Alzheimer’s disease is a common disease among the elderly, which has a serious impact on their quality of life. The main symptom is memory loss. So, what should Chinese medicine do to prevent Alzheimer’s disease? Gui Ping, director of the Second Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine Encephalopathy, jiangjin district Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, made a detailed analysis.

　　What is Alzheimer’s disease?

　　Alzheimer disease (AD), which we often talk about, is a degenerative disease of the central nervous system. Its onset is insidious, and the course of disease is chronic and progressive, mainly manifested as neuropsychiatric symptoms such as progressive memory disorder, cognitive dysfunction, personality change and language disorder. This disease can be complicated with depression, anxiety and psychosis. Its pathological changes can involve nervous system, motor system, urinary system, etc., leading to patients’ gradual loss of self-care ability, which has a great impact on their families and seriously affects their social, professional and living abilities.

　　Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the pathogenesis of senile dementia is mostly deficiency of kidney essence. Deficiency of kidney essence, congenital deficiency, decreased qi and blood metaplasia, weak qi and blood transport, and poor blood circulation lead to blood stasis, thus aggravating the aging of human viscera and brain; At the same time, eating too much fat and sweet or invading from external evils will damage the spleen and lungs, which will lead to obstruction of phlegm in the middle, obstruction of brain collaterals in the upper direction, blinding and clearing the orifices, which will lead to the loss of nourishment of the orifices, disorder of the spirit, and the interaction with blood stasis and toxin, which will hinder the movement of qi and blood, thus aggravating the injury of healthy qi. In addition, the injury caused by seven emotions, liver depression and qi stagnation, poor qi movement will lead to blood astringency, qi stagnation and blood stasis, which will blind the resuscitation and obstruction; Excessive worry can damage the heart and spleen, which leads to deficiency of the heart and spleen, loss of nourishment of the brain and loss of use of the mind. Generally speaking, its pathological mechanism involves heart, liver, spleen and kidney, and it is a disease of deficiency in essence and excess in substance, with excess and deficiency mixed.

　　How to prevent Alzheimer’s disease

　　For the elderly, brain aging is an irresistible natural law, such as memory loss, vocational skills decline, clumsy movements, dizziness, insomnia and mild decline in various feelings. There are still no effective and reliable methods to prevent brain aging, but diligent use of brain, smooth mind and skillful exercise can delay brain aging and play a positive role in preventing Alzheimer’s disease.

　　Traditional Chinese medicine believes that although the location of Alzheimer’s disease is in the brain, the root cause is the dysfunction of heart, spleen and kidney, especially the kidney. The brain is the marrow sea, and the kidney stores essence, governs bone and produces marrow. If the essence in the kidney is sufficient, the marrow will be biochemically active and the brain will be strong. With the aging of the human body, the kidney essence is constantly declining, which leads to the weakening of brain power and forgetfulness. "The heart is the official of the monarch, and the gods are out of the way", which means that people’s memory, cognition, emotion and language are dominated by the heart. "Spleen storing meaning" means that thinking and memory are based on qi and blood, so the spleen and stomach are healthy and full of qi and blood, so the memory is strong and the thinking is agile; On the other hand, memory loss and slow thinking. Therefore, Alzheimer’s disease is closely related to heart, spleen and kidney. In the treatment, we should not only treat the brain, but also treat the disease for the root cause, and adopt many therapeutic methods, such as tonifying the kidney and replenishing essence, invigorating the spleen and resolving phlegm, nourishing the heart and calming the nerves, soothing the liver and regulating qi, clearing away heat and purging fire, and promoting blood circulation and dredging collaterals.

　　Long-term research has proved that the factors of this disease have a great relationship with people’s usual lifestyle, so the prevention of Alzheimer’s disease should start from daily life. If you develop good eating habits, rest habits and brain habits, try to avoid suffering from some chronic diseases, including hypertension and diabetes, and you should also control blood lipids and avoid brain trauma. At the same time, we should keep a good mood and avoid excessive pressure.

　　For patients with Alzheimer’s disease, comprehensive preventive and therapeutic measures can generally be adopted, including drug therapy, diet therapy, physical therapy, emotional therapy, entertainment therapy, etc., and the specific methods are very rich, depending on the person and the time. Drug therapy mainly refers to taking anti-aging products, such as Liuwei Dihuang Pill and Bawei Dihuang Pill, and diet therapy can be supplemented by yam, poria cake, walnut, sesame, Polygonum multiflorum Thunb, hawthorn soup, etc., but it should be applied in a proper amount under the guidance of a doctor and must not be abused. Physical therapy refers to insisting on proper exercise, taking part in outdoor activities, such as Qigong, Tai Ji Chuan, ballroom dancing for the elderly or simple and interesting group activities, so as to maintain physical and mental health. Emotional therapy and recreational therapy have a wide range of contents, including listening to radio, music, watching TV, often talking with old friends and colleagues, and rehabilitation training for language and limb dysfunction, all of which are helpful to prevent Alzheimer’s disease.

　　Sticking to three methods of Chinese medicine daily can also prevent Alzheimer’s disease. One is moxibustion on the top of the head. Light one end of the moxa stick and hang it on Baihui point (in the middle of the head) for 5 ~ 8 cm for warm moxibustion, 10 minutes each time, once a day. Moxibustion on Baihui point has the effect of refreshing the brain and inducing resuscitation, enhancing memory and improving brain sensitivity, which can keep away from Alzheimer’s disease. The second is to pinch the instep. Pinch the same Taichong point (the front depression of the first metatarsal joint on the dorsum of the foot) with the thumb of one hand, and it is appropriate to feel slight pain. 3 minutes each time, then switch hands twice a day. Pinching Taichong point can reduce acetylcholinesterase in brain, increase acetylcholine secretion, improve brain spatial position perception, and delay the process of Alzheimer’s disease. The third is to rub the back of your hand. Press and rub Hegu point of the other hand with the thumb of one hand (between the first metacarpal bone and the second metacarpal bone of the back of the hand, about the midpoint of the second metacarpal bone), and the strength is appropriate to feel slight pain, 3 minutes each time, and then switch hands once a day. Pressing and rubbing this point can enhance brain sensitivity.

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　　Six types of people are high-risk groups.

　　Lonely old people The older they get, the more likely they are to suffer from Alzheimer’s disease. If the elderly themselves don’t like to communicate with the outside world, they will feel lonely and easily depressed, pessimistic and depressed. This kind of lonely elderly people are particularly prone to Alzheimer’s disease.

　　Patients with high blood pressure, hyperlipidemia and hyperglycemia are prone to cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, which make the brain lack of blood supply, affect the normal work of the brain, lead to a large number of nerve cells weakness and severe brain atrophy, and accelerate the emergence of Alzheimer’s disease.

　　Obese people are prone to metabolic syndrome when they are fat, and they are also likely to become "three highs" people, and they are prone to Alzheimer’s disease in the future.

　　People who drink and smoke for a long time are prone to liver failure, and liver damage will also affect the circulation of the brain; Secondly, smoking will accumulate a lot of harmful substances in people’s bodies, which will cause abnormal blood supply to the brain, damage brain tissue, accelerate the aging of the brain and easily lead to Alzheimer’s disease.

　　Hereditary Alzheimer’s disease can be inherited in families. If someone in the family has suffered from Alzheimer’s disease, the chances of future generations suffering from Alzheimer’s disease will increase.

　　People with brain injuries, people who have suffered brain injuries or brain diseases, will suffer brain injuries, leading to an increased risk of Alzheimer’s disease.

　 　 Directed by Zhang Yibai, the film based on Jiu Yehui’s novel of the same name will hit the national cinema on December 12th. The film, starring Eddie Peng Yuyan, NiNi, Ryan, Vision Wei and other post-80s actors, aims to present the feelings and life course of the post-80s generation. Among them, Zhao Ye, played by Ryan, has the unique rebellion and persistence of the post-80s generation, and is struggling to protect the girl he loves.

Director’s modeling strives for perfection. Ryan restores the truth in a retro way　

　 　 The film "In a hurry that year" focuses on the youth story of the post-80s generation, so director Zhang Yibai is very strict about restoring the environment at that time, not only making the scene as real as possible, but also making the actors’ modeling more perfect and making great efforts. Among them, Ryan’s modeling is the most classic image of that era. When he walked into the middle school in the play, wearing a baggy school uniform, combing his hair in the middle, and holding a basketball in his hand, even he couldn’t help exclaiming, "This is just what I looked like in high school! At that time, I was also separated, and I really went back! " According to his memory, the boys in high school were very naughty, and even the way to meet and say hello was to lick each other’s pants, and this detail was finally adopted by the director and expressed in the film.

　 　 Another classic retro style of Ryan in the film is that after he graduated from high school and didn’t go to college, he went out to mix the society and set up a stall, with a pinch of yellow hair on his head and a black vest and flowered shirt, just like a street thug. The change of modeling makes Ryan’s role more three-dimensional and his personality more prominent, which also makes this story spanning fifteen years full of real chronological texture.

Ryan’s reenactment of the infatuated teenager was deeply moved by the character.

　 　 Many netizens who have read the original "In a hurry that year" commented that the role of Zhao Ye is a bit like that of Xu Kaiyang in "To Youth". Both of them have gone through all kinds of bitter courtship, but they still can’t get the expected love. As the actor of these two roles, Ryan thinks that the two stories and characters are still very different. "To Youth focuses on the cruelty of youth and the influence of youth on the present, but that year in a hurry is more like a beautiful memory of youth, in which everyone can find himself." When Ryan got the script, he was deeply attracted by the role of Zhao Ye, and several scenes were particularly wonderful and enjoyable, full of tension. He thinks that Zhao Ye’s persistent pursuit of the girl he likes is very touching. Although the process is tortuous, it will make people deeply moved.

　　Xinhuanet Beijing, September 6 th According to the client report of Xinhua News Agency, it has become a national carnival to choose animals that symbolize the country. People like to take some good qualities of animals as a kind of self-motivation. For example, Australians regard kangaroos as a national symbol, which is the pioneering spirit of never jumping forward and never retreating.

　　Recently, the animated short film "The Rabbit Things that Year" circulated on the Internet is quite popular. In the film, China’s image is portrayed as a cute rabbit-peaceful, harmless and intelligent.

　　It is not difficult to find that many animals have become national cultural elements. In human history, these animals have been endowed with cultural connotations with the changes of the country, and some even become symbols of the country.

　　And if you use an animal to represent a country or a nation, what else do you think? Is it an elephant in the South Asian subcontinent, a cheetah in the African prairie, or a bald eagle flying high over America?

　　The battle between lions and unicorns

　　When it comes to the British Isles, some people say that the symbol of Britain is a noble lion, while others regard Britain as a grumpy bull by borrowing the satirical novel The Life of John Bull. It is really a headache to choose which animal to represent the country.

　　In fact, people familiar with European heraldry can easily see the clue about the "mascot" of the British Isles: isn’t the most obvious animal symbol on the royal emblem?

　　The British royal emblem has two shield animals, one unicorn representing Scotland and the other lion representing England. Depending on the place of use, the two shield beasts will alternate positions from time to time and stare at each other.

　　Unicorn is a mythical animal from the Old Testament. In Celtic mythology, this kind of animal with high "face value" symbolizes kindness, purity, pleasure, pride, freedom and courage. In medieval European stories, unicorns yearn for beautiful things, and even though they are often caught in the trap woven by girls, they are still persistent. And that spiral horn, which is half a meter long and right in the center of the forehead, is said to be able to treat all kinds of intractable diseases.

　　For Scots, it is best to represent the independent character of their own nation with the noble, free and beautiful personality of unicorns. Therefore, before King James IV of Scotland succeeded to the throne of King Elizabeth I of England in 1603, the shield beasts on the Scottish emblem were always two pure white unicorns.

　　Arabian folktales collection "Arabian Nights" records that unicorns are powerful creatures, but this vegetarian animal still has a huge natural enemy, that is, lions. In the legendary duel, the unicorn’s horn was stuck in a tree and was killed by a lion. This story seems ridiculous to the British today, because the official symbol of England is the lion, and there is more than one lion on the coat of arms.

　　Speaking of it, lions are not native animals in continental Europe. The extinct North African lions should be the first lions seen by Europeans, and they are often trapped animals in the Colosseum in ancient Rome. Because of the lion’s domineering and bravery as the "king of beasts", many medieval European kings like to boast of lions. Except "Lionheart" Richard I, Scottish King William and French King Louis VIII were also called "lions".

　　The symbol of England is the three golden lions that are inseparable from the red lion. After the Norman Conquest, England began to use Normandy’s double lion coat of arms, and "Lionheart" Richard I added the last golden lion to the badge, which became what it is today.

　　In fact, for Britain, it is hard to tell whether the national symbol is a unicorn or a lion. As a result, Britain had that nursery rhyme that recorded unicorn and lion fighting for the crown. Looking at modern and contemporary British literary works and artistic intentions, lions and unicorns are also symbols that are difficult to bypass in British culture.

　　Movie network news(Photo/Qian Jiayi/Theway) On February 19th, the microfilm Adventures of the Old Man directed by Huang Lei was premiered in Beijing. Huang Lei, who made the film for the first time, said with a smile that he was actually paying tribute to Jiang Wen. "The mirage these two old men saw in the play was Lujiazui in Shanghai. Didn’t everyone in the movie go to Pudong in the end?"

　 　 Wang Jinsong and Chen Minghao are the only two middle-aged men in The Adventures of the Old Man. They came to the desert to seek excitement. Chen Minghao hanged himself on a dead tree, but he couldn’t come down, so Wang Jinsong tried his best to get his friends down. Most of the scenes in this play were finished by actors in front of the green cloth. Although the two leading actors still suffered a lot, Huang Lei revealed that in order to achieve a realistic effect, 60 tons of sand were specially transported from the desert. "The quality of sand on the construction site was not good, and it was ruined at first sight. We had to transport it from the desert. Wang Jinsong and them could pour a lot of sand out of their ears every night when they were filming."