Victoria visited the clinic about a year ago for severe wheezing, a cough with yellow sticky sputum, SOB, fullness in the chest, a red tongue with a yellow coating and a rapid pulse. She has been treated regularly for about two months and the symptoms were alleviated. However, three months after the last treatment, she came back with complaints that she still has attacks though with much less wheezing. She also has a cough, with white and thin sputum, a thin white tongue coating and a thready pulse with no other abnormalities. What is the best initial diagnosis for this patient when she first came to the clinic about a year ago?