Since it sells high-grade tonics, it is unrealistic to see those wonderful flowers that rejuvenate. The tonic is like this. They don't cure diseases, let alone save people. Personally, I think the name of the store should be as simple as possible, which is more in line with the identity of Chinese medicine shops, and the pharmacological characteristics of supplements should be reflected between the lines. It is suggested to use words like Yi, Run and Wen, which makes people feel like they have been slipped by a soft silk.

Of course, Yangshengtang is the most direct, but who knows how many Yangshengtang there are on the earth.