Rhinitis can be treated by traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), which requires the TCM physician to identify and treat the symptoms, and can be divided into lung and kidney yin deficiency, spleen deficiency and dampness, yin deficiency and lung dryness (deficiency of yin in the human body, resulting in dryness of the lungs not being nourished), and yin deficiency and stasis. 1. Lung and kidney yin deficiency: narrowing of the nasal turbinate, wide nasal cavity, yellowish-green scabs, dry burning inside the nose, loss of sense of smell, atrophy of the mucous membrane inside the nose, often accompanied by pharyngeal itching and dry cough, five heart-heat (heat in the hearts of the hands and feet, and self-consciousness of the heart and chest), and lack of power of speech, etc. The treatment should be nourishing the lungs and kidneys, and the lungs should be nourished. Nourishing the lungs and kidneys, moistening the dryness and clearing the orifices are recommended, and Lily Solid Gold Soup with subtractions can be used. 2. Spleen deficiency with dampness: dry nose with smelly mucus, mucus crusts remaining in the nasal cavity, yellowish and greenish color, loss of sense of smell, often accompanied by dizziness and headache, fatigue and dullness (lack of appetite and reduced food intake). Treatment should be strengthening the spleen and vital energy, resolving dampness and opening up the orifices, so as to add flavor to Ginseng Ling Bai Zhu San. 3. Yin deficiency and dryness of the lungs (deficiency of the body’s yin, resulting in dryness of the lungs without nourishment): reddish and dry mucous membranes, mild atrophy, shrinkage of the nasal turbinates, dryness of the nose without mucus, decreased sense of smell, itchy pharynx, and dry cough with little sputum. Treatment is to nourish yin and moisten the lungs (nourishing the lungs by replenishing the lung fluid), moistening the dryness and glorifying the nose, and using nourishing yin and clearing the lungs soup with additions and subtractions. 4. Yin deficiency and stasis: dry nose, nasal congestion, repeated ineffective treatment, loss of sense of smell, dark red tongue with petechiae. Treatment is to nourish Yin and Blood (nourish the blood in the body), eliminate stasis and generate new blood, and the formula is to add or subtract Gui Shao Hong Hua San. Chinese medicines or proprietary Chinese medicines need to be used under the guidance of a Chinese doctor to identify the symptoms, and individuals should not use them blindly to avoid adverse consequences.