There is no authoritative information showing that tulip gold has side effects that harm the liver or kidney. Tulip gold mainly enters the liver, heart and lung meridians, and is cold in nature, good at moving qi and relieving depression, relieving yellowness and gallbladder, cooling the blood and clearing the heart, activating blood circulation and relieving pain. Clinically, tulip gold is often paired with white peony, fragrant herbs and chai hu, etc., in order to improve the tingling pains in the chest and ribs caused by liver depression and stagnation of qi (stagnation of qi due to abnormal liver excretion and detoxification). There is no authoritative information confirming that this drug injures the liver and kidney. Uljin has many clinical applications, such as combining with Muxiang to relieve chest pain caused by stagnation of blood in the heart; and combining with Angelica sinensis, Xiangshu, and Chaihu to treat breast distension and pain and menstrual cramps caused by heat in the liver, stagnation of qi and blood stasis. This drug should not be used with mother clove and cloves, pregnant women should be cautious, and it is contraindicated in cases of blood loss due to yin deficiency and those without qi stagnation and blood stasis. Although it is not clear whether yujin injures the liver and kidneys, it should not be used blindly, and as a traditional Chinese medicine, it must be used only under the guidance of a doctor.