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On the Origin of Xinglin Allusions
During the Three Kingdoms period, there was a famous doctor named Dong Feng in Lushan Mountain. He is proficient in medical skills and is said to have the ability to bring back the dead. One of his characteristics in seeing a doctor is that he never accepts the patient's remuneration, but he has one requirement for the patient: after his serious illness is cured, five apricot trees should be planted in his garden; Those people who have recovered from minor ailments 1 tree.

Year after year, the number of patients cured by him is not very large, and the apricot trees in his garden have gathered into a forest. Whenever apricots are ripe, from a distance, a green leaf is covered with many red apricots.

Later, Dong Feng told people that anyone who came to his Xinglin to buy apricots didn't need money. As long as he put some food in the barn, he could get apricots. So, every year, Dong Feng fills the warehouse with the grain exchanged for apricots, and he helps countless poor people with these grains.

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Dongfeng has many relics in Lushan Mountain. According to the data and historical facts, it can be determined that there is Xinglin Caotang, named Dongfeng Pavilion, where Xingtan Temple was built. Taiyi Palace, Zhenjun Hall, Taiyi Hall and Taiyi Xiangfu Hall.

Ge Hong, a native of A Jin, recorded these stories in Dongfeng. Later, when people praised doctors for their noble medical ethics and superb medical skills, they often used words such as "Xinglin is warm in spring", "Xinglin is famous" and "Xinglin is a master".

"Xinglin" has become another name in the medical field. The story of Xinglin has not only become a beautiful talk between the people and the medical profession, but also become a model for doctors in past dynasties to encourage and spur themselves to improve their medical skills and relieve patients' suffering.

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Baidu encyclopedia-Xinglin