Tai sui, also known as meat ganoderma lucidum, Li Shizhen's Compendium of Materia Medica records: "Meat ganoderma lucidum is like meat. Attached to a big stone, it has a head and a tail, and it is a creature. Red is like coral, white is like fat, black is like paint, green is like jade feathers, and yellow is like purple and gold, all bright as ice. "
Tai sui is an old man surnamed Guo in Hongshiya Street on the west coast. Because the jujube tree he planted had a strange disease, he had to cut it down and replant it. The old man contacted the excavator to clean the jujube tree, but he didn't expect to find a "big white ball" from a root pit. The old man and the excavator driver came forward to check and saw that the "white ball" had two round heads, which felt as elastic as cooked cowhide tendons, and the things on their hands felt sticky. ?
The 70-year-old man had never seen such a "monster", so he called his daughter who was working in other places. My daughter suspected that she had dug up the legendary "Tai Sui", so she entrusted her friend Professor Ding Zhishan, who works in Zhejiang University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, to identify it. After identification, it is confirmed that "Dabaiqiu" is a meat ganoderma lucidum commonly known as "Tai Sui".