The Tyranthemum is a perennial succulent and succulent climbing herb of the family Cactaceae, which grows on forested hills from 400 to 1300 meters in height. It is also known as the “king flower”, named for its huge flowers. Some people describe the stench of the flower as a mixture of rotting flesh and feces, much like the smell of a rotting animal carcass, so it has earned the nickname “corpse flower”. The dried King flower is irregularly long bundle, about 15-17cm long, perianth brown or yellow-brown, calyx tube slender twisted in a bundle, the outer side of the crinkled scales, the upper end of the perianth narrow lanceolate, with longitudinal veins, often several rounds stick together, the perianth has most of the stamens, gas faint, taste slightly sweet, to the large, bright color, sweet taste is better. The flower is sweet, slightly cold, and enters the lung meridian. It treats cerebral arteriosclerosis, pulmonary tuberculosis, bronchitis, cervical lymph node tuberculosis, mumps and cardiovascular diseases. It is also an excellent soup tonic, which is popular among the Cantonese people who are “soup makers”. Function: Clearing heat and moistening the lung, removing phlegm and relieving cough, nourishing and nourishing the skin.