The 108 herb pictures in this notebook are AI-created learning illustrations, not an authenticated photographic archive of stock sampled from our store. Consistent backgrounds help a game, but can make materials look more uniform than real objects. Understanding that difference is part of using the notebook.
Prepared for the ZhongHe website · AI-assisted · No claim of pharmacist review
AI-created learning illustrations, not a guide to identifying real specimens.
A polished picture is not an authenticated specimen
Names, categories and short notes form a learning index. Illustrations express some of those clues visually, but may simplify fine lines, proportions or processing marks, and may be wrong. We do not claim that a pharmacist has reviewed each image. A named picture is not evidence that a real material has been identified.
There is no consistent real-world scale across these pictures. Two materials filling similar areas can have different actual dimensions. Screen colours and textures cannot establish smell, composition, contamination, storage condition or safety. The game does not ask you to taste a material to fill those gaps.
Keep three activities separate
In play, the task is to associate this game’s pictures and names. In reading, the task is to understand what a source supports. In shopping, you must also check an actual product, packaging, batch, specification and store explanation. None of these tasks substitutes for the others.
A turmeric illustration does not imply that the shop stocks a particular product, weight or origin. Products have a separate catalog. Game lists do not connect to inventory, carts, bookings or patient records. Order Challenge illustration lists must not be used as prescriptions.
Read a reference for the claim it supports
The observation guide links specific naming, material-part and appearance statements to university or public-agency records and describes the part used. These references support text; they do not authenticate our AI pictures. Source records may also discuss medical uses, which this game does not reproduce as advice.
This notebook is not a pharmacopoeia or an independently professionally checked record for every entry. When checking a claim, establish the Chinese name, English name, material part and source before comparing. A similarly named commercial product, another processed form or a different material is not automatic corroboration.
Send a correction someone can reproduce
Use the store channels on Contact to identify the entry, language, disputed image detail and reference page. Include the notebook or guide link and a screenshot if useful. “The English label says fruit but the paragraph says seed” is easier to investigate than a general complaint about the whole page.
Do not send medical records, identity documents, passwords or patient pictures. Whether a material is appropriate for a person is outside game-content feedback. Real specimens, medicines and health concerns require an appropriately qualified professional; game scores do not replace that judgement.
How the content is maintained
These pages are AI-assisted content prepared for the ZhongHe website. They do not carry an invented clinician byline or claim professional review. The update date records editing, not specimen testing or clinical approval. Where a picture and text conflict, uncertainty should remain visible rather than being forced away for visual consistency.
Start by describing what you do not know. An outside view does not reveal an interior; an illustration does not establish specimen quality; a name does not imply a safe way to consume something. With those boundaries, scores can remain enjoyable without being confused with medical competence.
Check your understanding
Can a sharp image with a reference link establish that a material in your hand is safe?
Compare your explanation
No. Image clarity and a text reference authenticate neither an AI illustration nor the origin, composition, storage or suitability of your material. Keep game learning separate from real-world verification.
References and scope
This guide explains our game and editorial boundaries, not medical research. External references for appearance facts are in Look before naming; see the illustration guide and Contact for limitations and corrections.
