Useless fortune-telling by military advisers _ Useless Xiehouyu by military advisers

The useless allusions of Liang Shanbo's military strategist

Wu Yong once made a good friend, Mr. Wang. Mr. Wang's three sons are also excellent doctors. On this day, Mr. Wang was ill. His three sons tried their best, but none of them took care of their father. Mr. Wang stayed indoors all day, bedridden and sad.

Hearing that his old friend was ill, Wu Yong took time out of his private school to see Mr. Wang. As soon as he entered Mr. Wang's house, Wu Yong took Mr. Wang's pulse without saying anything, and then prescribed a prescription for his sons to follow.

Mr. Wang's son took a look and saw that it said: "Glycyrrhiza uralensis Fisch, Platycodon grandiflorum and Lonicera japonica Thunb." Indications: Irregular menstruation. "It doesn't look like a prescription. It was a joke, but they didn't know what to say in front of Wu Yong, so they put the prescription aside.

After Wu Yong left, the three sons took the prescription to Mr. Wang. Mr. Wang took it and almost laughed off his teeth: "Ha, ha, ha, my good Mr. Wu, even men and women have to treat. It's really clever all my life, and it's ridiculous to be confused for a moment!" After laughing, he felt relaxed, so he put the prescription on the wall and wanted to laugh when he saw it.