lòu fēng
Also rendered: Leaking wind (this site; lou feng given at the headword) · Outflow wind (keeps the sense of fluid running out)
Reviewed · 2026-09
At a glance
Leaking wind is one of the winds named after the manner of contracting them: wind struck while drinking. Wang Bing’s gloss explains the name — the heat is pent and the interstices loose, so the sweat pours out as though it leaked. Its signs are all signs of a body that cannot keep its fluids in.
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| This site | leaking wind | translated, with lou feng at the headword |
| Unschuld | leaking wind | the same |
| Wiseman | leaking wind | the same |
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