Wu-zang represents the 5 central organs of the body: the liver, heart, spleen, lungs, and kidneys.

Liu-fu: gallbladder, small intestine, stomach, large intestine, bladder, san-zhao

Each wu-zang is a complimentary pair to a liu-fu, so if sickness occurs in one of the wu-zang, the corresponding liu-fu will show symptoms too.

Skinny clouds float in the sky, And thin Breeze billows across the earth. Ah! The wind tousles my hair, Tell me, how do I forget her?

Moonbeams kiss the sea surface, And Wave Crests caress the moonlight. Ah! Silver night as sweet as honey, Tell me, how do I forget her?

Fallen Petals tenderly flow, And Fish beneath gently follow. Ah! What are you saying Swallow? Tell me, how do I forget her?

Withered trees tremble in the cold zephyr, And Wildfire blazes under dusk azure. Ah! Some unset sun still shines from the west, Tell me, how do I forget her?

-Liu Fu

天上飘着些微云， 地上吹着些微风。 啊！ 微风吹动了我的头发， 教我如何不想她？

月光恋爱着海洋， 海洋恋爱着月光。 啊！这般蜜也似的银夜。 教我如何不想她？

水面落花慢慢流， 水底鱼儿慢慢游。 啊！ 燕子你说些什么话？ 教我如何不想她？

枯树在冷风里摇， 野火在暮色中烧。 啊！西天还有些儿残霞， 教我如何不想她？