What does sweat and green mean? What does peach and plum mean? What does Apricot Grove mean? Tall fe

Khan Qing refers to the ancient times in the bamboo slips of the record, first to roast the green bamboo with fire, so that the water seeps out like sweat, and then scrape off the green skin, easy to write, to avoid insects, so called Khan Qing, also called the green, can be extended to the meaning of the history book.

Peach and plum are the fruits of a teacher's century-old "tree man", which is often a metaphor for the students who have been cultivated by the teacher. The peach and plum are all over the world, which means that the outstanding students educated by the teachers are all over the world, and the teachers are praised for their hard work.

Xinglin is synonymous with the field of traditional Chinese medicine. According to the tenth volume of the "Legend of the Immortals": "The king who lives in the mountains and does not take money to cure people from serious illnesses makes five apricots and one light one plant, so that for ten years, more than 100,000 trees are counted, and they become ...... forests."According to the legend of Dong Feng, people praised the doctor with "Xinglin".

Doctors always regard themselves as "people in the apricot forest". Later generations praised the noble quality and excellent medical skills of doctors with "spring warmth in the apricot forest" and "reputation full of apricot forest".

There are two meanings of tall feet: good horse;

Steed. In the Han Dynasty, there were third-class horses, which were different from high-footed, middle-footed, and lower-footed, and high-footed horses were high-class fast horses.

It is still said that he is highly talented. Later, it is often used as an honorific for other students. (Now the second usage is more extensive).

Khan Qing, history books, keep Dan to take care of Khan Qing. Tao Li, students, Tao Li is all over the world. Xinglin, the medical field, Xinglin master. Gaozu, apprentice, a certain celebrity Gaozu.

"Xinglin" - medical circles, "Taoli" - students, "Gaozu" - apprentices, "Khan Qing" - history books.

Apricot grove"Refers to a good doctor.

Tall feet"Refers to an honorific title for someone else's student.

Mulberry"Refers to the hometown.

Peach and plum"Refers to the students being taught.

Hepatobiliary"Refers to a sincere heart.

Daughter"Refers to an honorific title for someone else's daughter.

Sweat green"Refers to a history book or a completed work.

Ruler"Refers to the Epistle.

Du Kang"Refers to alcohol.

Loulan"Refers to the enemy.

Red beans"Refers to acacia.

Hand and foot"Refers to brothers.

Apricot grove"Refers to a good doctor.

Tall feet"Refers to an honorific title for someone else's student.

Mulberry"Refers to the hometown.

Peach and plum"Refers to the students being taught.

Hepatobiliary"Refers to a sincere heart.

Daughter"Refers to an honorific title for someone else's daughter.

Sweat green"Refers to a history book or a completed work.

Ruler"Refers to the Epistle.

Du Kang"Refers to alcohol.

Loulan"Refers to the enemy.

Red beans"Refers to acacia.

Hand and foot"Refers to brothers.

Apricot grove"Refers to a good doctor.

Tall feet"Refers to an honorific title for someone else's student.

Mulberry"Refers to the hometown.

Daughter"Refers to an honorific title for someone else's daughter.

Sweat green"Refers to a history book or a completed work.

Ruler"Refers to the Epistle.