味甘平。主安五脏。利心志令人欢乐无忧。久服轻身。明目得所欲。生山谷。
植根庭畔。夏景长暄。游缨蘸晕。翦翠滋繁。来欢蠲忿。迎昼合昏。有情多种。共宿双
鸳。
吴师道诗。植根向庭畔。韩琦诗。况兹夏景长。袁桷诗。马嘶不动游缨耸。（系名马缨
花）韩
琦诗。红白开成蘸晕花。雍裕之诗。蝶犹迷翦翠。杜牧诗。柯叶自滋繁。易林。来欢致福。
嵇康论。合欢蠲忿。周礼注。迎暑以昼。求诸阳。陈藏器曰。其叶至暮即合。故名合昏。花
史。逊顿国。有情树。亦昼开夜合。杜甫诗。合欢尚知时。鸳鸯不独宿。欧阳修词。双鸳池
沼水溶溶。
味咸平。主伤中脉绝阴不起。强志益气。长肌肉肥健。生子。眼。主惊痫腹满疟疾
。当杀用之悬。蹄。主惊邪螈 。乳难。辟恶气。鬼毒。虫注。不祥。生平泽。
骨市千金。余亦汲引。力集强茎。春方游牝。风入霜蹄。烛流镜 。照夜银花。解衔脱
。
黄庭坚诗。千金市骨今何有。沈约序。每存汲引。陈藏器曰。取银色无病白马。春月游
牝时
。力势正强者。杜甫诗。风入四蹄轻。又。霜蹄千里骏。梁简文帝序。眼含流烛。陈束赋。
频
两瞳之夹镜。说文。 目精也。明皇杂录。上所乘有照夜白。白居易诗。颔缀银花尾曳丝。
洪希文歌。脱 解衔就茅屋。
味甘，性平。主治安养五脏。使心志安宁，令人欢乐无忧愁。长期服用可使身体轻健，目光明亮，实现所愿。生长于山谷之中。
种植在庭院旁边。夏日景色漫长且炎热。马缨花（游缨）摇曳致人眩晕，剪碎的绿叶滋生繁茂。带来欢乐，消除愤怒，白天开放夜晚闭合。有情之树多种植在一起，如同双宿双飞的鸳鸯。
引用吴师道的诗：“植根向庭畔。”韩琦的诗：“况兹夏景长。”袁桷的诗：“马嘶不动游缨耸。”（注：系指名马缨花）。韩琦的诗：“红白开成蘸晕花。”雍裕之的诗：“蝶犹迷翦翠。”杜牧的诗：“柯叶自滋繁。”《易林》说：“来欢致福。”嵇康的论述说：“合欢蠲忿。”《周礼》注疏说：“迎暑以昼，求诸阳。”陈藏器说：“它的叶子到了傍晚就闭合，所以名叫合昏。”《花史》记载：逊顿国有一种“有情树”，也是白天开放夜晚闭合。杜甫的诗：“合欢尚知时，鸳鸯不独宿。”欧阳修的词：“双鸳池沼水溶溶。”
味咸，性平。主治损伤中焦、经脉断绝、阴气不起。增强意志，补益气力。促进肌肉生长，使身体肥壮强健。有助于生育。眼（此处指白马之眼或相关部位），主治惊痫、腹部胀满、疟疾。应当杀取使用其悬蹄（马蹄角质）。悬蹄主治惊邪、抽搐痉挛、乳汁不通。驱除恶气、鬼毒、虫注（寄生虫病）、不祥之气。生长于沼泽地带。
骨市千金（典故，喻重视人才或珍贵之物），其余也汲取引导之力。力量集中于强壮的阴茎。春季方进行交配游牝之风。风入霜蹄（形容马跑得快）。烛流镜（形容眼睛明亮如镜）。照夜银花（形容毛色洁白）。解衔脱（解开马嚼子）。
黄庭坚的诗：“千金市骨今何有。”沈约的序言：“每存汲引。”陈藏器说：“选取银色无病的白马，在春季游牝之时，体力气势正强盛的时候。”杜甫的诗：“风入四蹄轻。”又说：“霜蹄千里骏。”梁简文帝的序言：“眼含流烛。”陈束的赋：“频两瞳之夹镜。”《说文解字》：“目精也。”《明皇杂录》记载：皇上所乘的马有叫“照夜白”的。白居易的诗：“颔缀银花尾曳丝。”洪希文的歌：“脱鞿解衔就茅屋。”
Taste is sweet, nature is neutral. It primarily benefits the peaceful functioning of the Five Viscera (Zang organs). It calms the Heart Spirit (Shen), bringing joy and eliminating worry. Long-term consumption lightens the body, brightens the eyes, and fulfills desires. It grows in mountain valleys.
Planted by the courtyard side. In summer, the scenery is long and hot. The horse tassel flowers sway, inducing dizziness; the trimmed green leaves grow lush and abundant. It brings joy and eliminates anger; it opens during the day and closes at dusk. This affectionate tree is often planted together, resembling mandarin ducks that roost in pairs.
Quoting Wu Shidao's poem: "Roots planted facing the courtyard side." Han Qi's poem: "Moreover, this summer scenery is long." Yuan Jue's poem: "The neighing horse does not move, yet the horse tassel stands erect." (Referring to the Horse Tassel Flower). Han Qi's poem: "Red and white blooms form a dipped halo flower." Yong Yuzhi's poem: "Butterflies are still confused by the trimmed greenery." Du Mu's poem: "Branches and leaves naturally grow lush." *Yi Lin* states: "Coming with joy brings fortune." Ji Kang's discussion states: "Hehuan eliminates anger." The commentary on *Rites of Zhou* states: "Welcoming heat by day, seeking from Yang." Chen Cangqi says: "Its leaves close at dusk, hence named Hehun." *Hua Shi* records: In Xundun State, there is an "Affectionate Tree," which also opens by day and closes by night. Du Fu's poem: "Hehuan still knows the time, mandarin ducks do not roost alone." Ouyang Xiu's ci: "Mandarin ducks in the pond, water rippling gently."
Taste is salty, nature is neutral. It primarily treats damage to the Middle Jiao, severed meridians, and failure of Yin energy to rise. It strengthens willpower, tonifies Qi, promotes muscle growth, and makes the body robust and strong. It aids in conception and childbirth. The eye (referring to the eye or related part of the white horse) treats epilepsy, abdominal fullness, and malaria. It should be used after slaughtering the animal, specifically its suspensory hoof (the horny substance of the hoof). The suspensory hoof treats fright-evil, convulsions, and difficult lactation. It repels evil qi, ghost toxins, parasitic diseases, and inauspicious energies. It grows in marshy areas.
"Buying bones for a thousand gold" (a allusion to valuing talent or precious things); others also draw upon its guiding power. Strength concentrates in the potent penis. In spring, the wind of roaming and mating occurs. Wind enters the frosty hooves (describing speed). Candles flow like mirrors (describing bright eyes). Illuminating the night with silver flowers (describing white coat). Unbitting and unharnessing.
Huang Tingjian's poem: "Where is the buying of bones for a thousand gold today?" Shen Yue's preface: "Always keeping in mind guidance and support." Chen Cangqi says: "Select a silver-colored, disease-free white horse, during the spring roaming and mating season, when its strength and momentum are at their peak." Du Fu's poem: "Wind enters four hooves, making them light." Also: "Frosty hooves, a steed of a thousand miles." Preface by Emperor Jianwen of Liang: "Eyes containing flowing candles." Chen Su's fu: "Frequently, the two pupils sandwiched like mirrors." *Shuowen Jiezi*: "Essence of the eye." *Minghuang Zablu* records: The emperor had a mount named "Zhao Ye Bai" (Illuminating Night White). Bai Juyi's poem: "Chin adorned with silver flowers, tail dragging silk." Hong Xiwen's song: "Unbridling and unharnessing towards the thatched cottage."