Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease belongs to the category of “lung distension” in traditional Chinese medicine, and its treatment should be carried out according to the evidence, commonly used medicines include Xiao Qing Long Granules, Su Zi Descending Qi Pills, and Qing Lung Anti-inflammatory Pills, etc. 1. 1. Xiaoqinglong Granules: containing ephedra, dry ginger, fine Xin, Fahanxia and other ingredients, has the effect of relieving the surface of the drink, relieving cough and calming asthma (stop coughing, calming wheezing), can be used for this disease is the wind-cold internal drink evidence, the symptoms of coughing and wheezing full of not lying down, shortness of breath, coughing sputum white sparse, cold (cold) and so on, but high blood pressure, heart disease patients, be careful with the use of. 2. Su Zi Descending Qi Pill: Containing fried perilla seeds, thick Park, ginger half-summer, Chen Pi and other ingredients, with the lowering of qi, phlegm, warming the kidneys and qi, can be used for this disease is phlegm-heat and lung depression evidence, symptoms of coughing phlegm, white or frothy, phlegm between the throats, chest fullness, etc., but the yin deficiency of coughing people should not be served. 3. Pill for clearing lungs and eliminating inflammation: contains ephedra, artificial huang, fried bitter almonds and other ingredients, has the effect of clearing the lungs and resolving phlegm (clearing lung heat, resolving phlegm), relieving cough and asthma, can be used for this disease is phlegm congestion of the lungs, symptomatic coughing and wheezing gas, phlegm is yellow or white, sticky and difficult to gulp, chest fullness (chest distension and discomfort), irritability, etc., but with high blood pressure, heart disease, and heart insufficiency, should be used with caution. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease patients who want to take Chinese medicine for treatment should also be based on their own specific symptoms in the physician’s diagnosis under the guidance of medication, not blindly self-medication.