The Shennong Bencao Jing is an ancient Chinese text on herbal medicine, attributed to the legendary figure Shennong, who is considered the "Divine Farmer." This work, dating back to the Han Dynasty, is one of the earliest known pharmacopoeias and serves as a foundational text in traditional Chinese medicine. It categorizes various herbs and their medicinal properties, emphasizing the importance of natural remedies. The text is divided into three sections, detailing superior, medium, and inferior herbs based on their efficacy and safety. It also highlights the significance of proper usage and dosage, laying the groundwork for future herbal studies and practices in Chinese medicine.