According to the 10th edition of Basic Theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine, “Zhongqi” in the context of insufficient zongqi in speech (weak qi in the spleen and stomach) should be zongqi, which is related to breathing, speech, and vocalization. According to the TCM diagnosis and typing, insufficient zongqi in speech can be regulated by benefiting qi to nourish the heart and strengthening the spleen and qi. 1. Enriching the heart: Heart and lung qi deficiency is characterized by palpitations, shortness of breath, coughing and wheezing, especially when moving, tightness in the chest and spontaneous sweating (involuntary sweating during the daytime, aggravated by sweating when moving a little), coughing up sputum and sparse sputum, fatigue (mental exhaustion and weakness), dizziness and lightheadedness, white color of the face, laziness in speech and timidity of the voice, light tongue and moss, and a weak pulse. Palpitation of the heart and coughing and weakness are the clinical features. Clinical treatment is to benefit Qi and nourish the heart. 2. Strengthening the spleen and promoting qi: Spleen and lung qi deficiency is characterized by coughing and wheezing after prolonged illness, sputum with a lot of thin and white sputum, chest tightness and shortness of breath, abdominal distension, loose stools, nausea (no appetite, reduced food intake), fatigue and weakness, low voice and lazy speech, white face, swelling of the face and feet, pale tongue with white moss, and a slow and weak pulse. Coughing and wheezing, abdominal distension, loose stools, dullness and fatigue are the clinical features. Clinical treatment is to strengthen the spleen and benefit the qi. According to the patient’s personal constitution and different conditions, the specific prescription medication needs to be based on the Chinese medicine doctor to identify and treat the flexible addition and subtraction, do not blindly use personal medicine.