Spring water flows, and orange well water smells good.

Juying Liuxiang Sanye;

It's raining in Xinglin

The national quintessence of Xinglin is warm in spring;

Deren orange, the medicine of Jing Quan fragrance.

Horizontal batch: white grass Changchun

Remarks:

1. This couplet is the case of Heding, and the words "Chinese medicine" are embedded in it.

2, Xinglin Spring Warm: Literally means that Xinglin is full of spring, used to praise medical skills. "Xinglin" is also synonymous with the Chinese medicine industry. It is listed in Taiping Guangji: During the Three Kingdoms period, there was a man named Dong Feng in Wu Gong (now Changle City, Fujian Province), who was a very clever doctor. Legend has it that there is "magic". He "lives in the mountains without farming, and he doesn't take money to treat people every day." Five apricots were planted for those who recovered from a serious illness, and one was planted for those who committed suicide. Over the past few years, more than ten thousand strains of 10 have been obtained, and it has become a forest. In order to appreciate Dong Feng's virtue, someone wrote a banner of "Xinglin is warm in spring" and hung it at his door. Since then, many Chinese medicine shops have hung up the plaque of "Xinglin is warm in spring", and "Xinglin" has gradually become synonymous with the Chinese medicine industry.

3, orange Jing Quan fragrance: Ge Hong's "Fairy Biography Su Biography" records: Su Dan was destined to become an immortal when Emperor Wen of Han Dynasty, and the honor guard in the sky landed in Su Zhai to meet Su Dan. When the Sultan said goodbye to his mother, he told her: "There will be a plague in the world next year. Well water and oranges in our yard can cure the plague. People suffering from plague can be cured by giving him a liter of well water and an orange leaf, eating orange leaves and drinking well water. " Later, as he said, many people came to get well water and orange leaves, which were all cured. Therefore, there is an allusion of "orange smells like Jing Quan" in medical history. Since then, people have used "Jing Quan with orange fragrance" to praise doctors' achievements in saving lives, and doctors often write it on a plaque to show their ambition.