The origin of the word "cow" can be described in the second section of chapter 3 of James G. Frazer's classic anthropological work "Golden Branches": "In Gu Xi Red Bull China, if any man is mistaken for dead and has held a formal funeral for him, unless he is allowed to go through the following rebirth ceremony, he will still be treated as a dead person by society. The procedure of the ceremony is that he should get under the woman's skirt, then wash his whole body, wrap it in swaddling clothes and give it to the nurse. He can't walk among the living until these rituals are carried out seriously. Another good use of homeopathic witchcraft is to prevent and treat diseases. In order to cure jaundice, ancient Indians held an elaborate ceremony according to the principle of homeopathic witchcraft, the main purpose of which was to transfer the yellow color of the patient to the usually yellow livestock or other things (such as sunshine) and the healthy red color from an active and energetic red bull to the patient. One of the great advantages of homeopathic witchcraft is that the treatment process can be carried out and completed on doctors rather than patients. As long as the patient sees his doctor rolling on the ground in front of him, he will relieve all the pain and troubles. " It can be seen from this passage that "Red Bull" is a positive and vigorous performance.