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In this episode, Ah Boy learns that the traditional medicinal ointment is native to Singapore, and that each culture has its own form of traditional medicine.
The traditional medicinal ointment was a product in high demand among Chinese immigrants who came to Singapore. at the beginning of the 20th century, and remained a staple in households, even until today. The uses of such a medicinal ointment include treatment of mosquito bites, stomach upset and headaches, as well as other skin conditions. The ointment has become so popular that it has been exported to other countries of Southeast Asia and even to China, America and Japan.
Malay tradition believes that food can be divided into three types of nature — "hot", "cold" or "neutral", and maintain the balance of hot and cold in our body is the Key to a good health. The traditional Indian Ayurveda treatment is one of the oldest forms of medicine, and can be traced back to Singapore in the late 19th to the 20th century. The doctor uses massage oil and natural prescriptions to restore the balance of his body.
Ah Boy is an original character created by zaobao.sg and popularized by his light and educational introduction to Chinese culture. He is now exploring other cultures.
About "Ah Boy and Friends":
"Ah Boy and Friends" (Ah Boy 与 小 伙伴 们) is one of 16 short films is a video series produced by Singapore Press Holdings (SPH), as part of the second season of SPH Public Service Broadcast content.
In this 9 part Mandarin animation series, Ah Boy with his family and Friends will introduce viewers to different aspects of Malay, Indian and Eurasian cultures, providing an entertaining and enriching experience for young and old.
"Ah Boy and Friends" is also available on [19659009] zaobao .sg website and mobile app. All episodes are accompanied by Chinese and English subtitles
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