Wind-cold cold in children is a Chinese medicine term. Children with wind-cold cold generally have light fever, no sweating, headache, generalized pain, clear runny nose, no thirst, light red tongue, relatively thin tongue coating, clear and long urine, and floating purple fingerprints. Most pediatric wind-cold colds occur in the cold season, so the winter and spring seasons are particularly common. For children with wind-cold colds, the principle of Chinese medicine for treating wind-cold colds is pungent warmth and relieving the symptoms, and the commonly used pediatric Chinese medicines include Pediatric Zhi Bao Wan, Cold and Fever Granules, Zheng Chai Hu Drinking Punch, and for children with severe wind-cold coughs, Tong Xuan Li Lung Pill. Once a child has a cold, the first thing to do is to give the child plenty of water, so that the child can drink more hot porridge or soup and sweat, which will help the child disperse the wind and cold and thus promote recovery from the cold. At the same time, you should pay more attention to rest, keep warm and do not go to crowded places. In western medicine, wind-cold cold means that the child has a viral infection, so you can take some antiviral drugs, such as pediatric antiviral oral liquid and fishy grass granules. At the same time, take pediatric aminophenol xanthamine pellets to relieve the symptoms of general discomfort, most wind-cold colds can be cured slowly after such treatment. Severe cold and wind can be followed by bacterial infection, when the blood test is clear that there is bacterial infection, antibiotics should be used to control the infection according to the severity of the infection. Pediatric cold and flu are common in the cold winter and spring seasons. Therefore, keeping warm, reducing outdoor activities and avoiding crowded places in winter can effectively prevent pediatric cold and flu.