CATDOLL : CATDOLL: How much is a pound of Chinese caterpillar beetle?

1. How much is a pound of ground beetles?

8 yuan per pound

2. How much is one pound of Chinese beetle?

65 yuan per pound

Earth Yuan Value

Earthworm is a traditional precious and scarce Chinese medicinal material. It has high medicinal value and economic price. It is an important, commonly used and essential medicine with a large and extensive usage. Its medicinal name is earthworm, and its alias is earthworm, earthworm, etc. The use of earthworm as medicine has been recorded in the history of Chinese medicine. "Shennong's Herbal Classic", a famous medicine book in the Qin and Han Dynasties, said that earthworm tastes salty, is cold in nature, and has a slight toxicity. Chinese medicine uses the whole insect as medicine, which can enter the liver, heart, and spleen meridians and specialize in treating blood diseases. It has the effects of breaking blood and removing blood stasis, eliminating symptoms and dispersing knots, relaxing muscles and activating blood circulation, nourishing bones and relieving pain, and healing fractures. It is mainly used to treat various diseases such as blood stasis and swelling and pain, traumatic injuries, swelling and pain of the liver and spleen, coronary heart disease, tuberculosis, sciatica, etc. After continuous research and exploration by generations of medical experts, practice has proved that earthworms do have high medical and medicinal value. They have been clinically used in many diseases and have very special treatment effects. With the development of medical and health care and the improvement of people's health level, the utilization of earthworms has become more and more extensive. Recently, its value has been verified by testing the pharmacology and functions of earthworms. Modern medical research shows that earthworms can also resist aging, regulate blood pressure and blood lipids, dissolve blood, reduce oxygen consumption of heart and brain tissues, improve tolerance to hypoxia and ischemia, and have special inhibitory effects on leukemia and various cancers. Therefore, earthworms have been included in anti-cancer drugs. Now there are more than 100 kinds of traditional Chinese medicines that are used in combination with earthworms, such as Dieda Pills, Zhishang Pills, Huoxue Dan, Qilin Powder, etc. Earthworms have significant therapeutic effects. They can cure diseases if they exist and prevent diseases if they do not. They are safe and reliable, and have no side effects.

In addition to its medicinal uses, earthworms are also a delicacy on people's dinner tables. Large hotels and restaurants often use earthworms to make high-end dishes to entertain guests. They are delicious and tasty. Earthworms are high in protein, low in fat, and contain a large amount of essential amino acids and other nutrients for the human body. They are loved and welcomed by people for their magical medicinal and health-care effects. Now there are several kinds of health products on the market, including earthworm capsules, earthworm tonic wine, and earthworm canned food.

In addition to being used for medicinal purposes, earthworms are also very good feed because they are high in protein and rich in nutrients. They can be used as live feed for a variety of economic animals. Using earthworms to feed scorpions for comprehensive breeding can achieve multiple goals at one stroke and increase economic benefits. They can effectively promote scorpions to shed their skin, shorten the growth cycle of scorpions, increase production, and reduce costs. Feeding chickens with earthworms can prevent chicken plague and chicken diseases, and improve growth and egg production. In short, earthworms are not only a scarce and precious Chinese medicinal material, but also have a great role in promoting and facilitating my country's economic construction and improving people's health and living standards. The development of earthworm breeding has great practical and long-term significance, which has both economic value and political value.

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3. Does anyone know how much a earthworm costs? If you know, please help me solve it. Thank you!

The following answers come from the Internet and are for reference only.

"Tuyuan" is a synonym of "Tubiechong". Tubiechong is the dried body of the female Eupolyphagasinensis Walker or Steleophagphancyi (Boleny), an insect of the family Blattodea. It is also known as Dibie (Shennong's Herbal Classic), Tubie (Mingyi Bielu), Jijichong (Bencao Yanyi), Dibiechong, Ditches (Ji's Children's Prescriptions), Mountain Tent Mantis (Bencao Qiuyuan), Diwugui (Classification of Herbal Medicine Properties), Tuyuan (Experienced Identification Method of Chinese Medicine Shape Properties), Bedbug Mother, Lid Bug (Hebei Medicinal Materials), Earthworm (Jilin Chinese Herbal Medicine), Segmented Insect, Ant Tiger (Jiangsu Medicinal Materials). It is cold in nature, salty in taste, and poisonous. It can enter the heart, liver, and spleen meridians. It has the effects of removing blood stasis, breaking up accumulations, unblocking meridians, healing wounds, setting bones and tendons, reducing swelling and relieving pain, promoting lactation and relieving menstruation. It is an important medicine in the department of blood regulation and traumatology, and is suitable for diseases such as cancer accumulation, blood stasis and amenorrhea, postpartum abdominal pain due to blood stasis, traumatic injuries, wooden tongue, and heavy tongue.

Stinging insects were first recorded in Shennong's Herbal Classics and listed as medium-grade. Mingyi Bielu records: "Eothworms live in rivers, lakes and sand in the east of the Yellow River, and in wet places under the walls of houses." Xinxiu Bencao records: "They look like sow bugs, but the big ones are more than an inch long, and the small ones are like turtles without shells, but with scales." Based on the above and referring to the attached pictures in Bencao Tujing, it can be seen that the sources of medicine used in ancient and modern times are consistent.

1. The male and female of the Chinese earthworm are different in shape, with the male having wings and the female being wingless. The female is about 3 cm long, with a flat body, black and shiny. The head is small and curved toward the ventral side. The mouthparts are chewing type, with hard mandibles. The compound eyes are well developed and kidney-shaped; there are two simple eyes. The antennae are filamentous, long and multi-segmented. The prothorax is shield-shaped, narrow in front and wide in the back, covering the head. The prothorax of the male is wavy and notched, with two pairs of wings.

2. The female body of the Chinese ground turtle is broad and oval, wider than that of the Chinese ground turtle. The body surface is dark black and dull, not as shiny as that of the Chinese ground turtle. The back of the body is flatter than that of the Chinese ground turtle. The front edge of the pronotum and the surrounding of the body have reddish brown or yellowish brown edges. There are dense small granular protrusions on the back of the body, and it is wingless. The male has wings, and the body is gray-black. Except for the obvious light-colored wide edge at the front edge of the pronotum, there are no fine spots on the rest of the body [1].