Apricot forest, apricot altar, apricot garden, respectively refers to what

Apricot Grove: modern specifically refers to the Chinese medical profession and medical workers. Apricot altar: originated from Confucius' lectures, referring to the place of education and teaching in general. The apricot altar is mainly linked to the field of education, referring to the place where the teaching workers preach, receive instruction and solve problems. Legend has it that Confucius, after traveling around the world and returning to Lu, was determined to give up his career and start lecturing. The apricot altar was the place where Confucius taught his disciples poetry, rituals, music, and other knowledge. Apricot Garden: It is the place where people feasted after winning the imperial examinations in ancient times.

1, apricot grove: modern refers to the Chinese medical profession and medical workers.

2, apricot altar: originated from Confucius lecturing, general reference to education and teaching places. The apricot altar is mainly linked to the field of education, referring to the place where teaching workers preach and teach. Legend has it that Confucius traveled around the world, did not get reused back to Lu, determined to give up the road of civil service, to open the road of lecturing. And the apricot altar that is the time for the disciples of Confucius, teaching poetry, rituals, music and other knowledge of the place of lectures.

3, apricot garden: is the ancient imperial examination after the list of places to feast, referring to the golden list. In China's traditional culture, in addition to the delicious taste of apricot, it is also a symbol of good luck, and the lucky "fortunate" resonance, which is native to Xinjiang, China, and then developed to all parts of the country are planted, so far there have been thousands of years of cultivation history.