What does Xinglin mean?

1, Xinglin refers to the medical field. Xinglin is synonymous with traditional Chinese medicine. It is said that Dong Feng, a Taoist priest in Fujian during the Three Kingdoms period, planted five apricots, which made people seriously ill, so that ten years later, there were more than 100 thousand apricots and became a forest. People praise doctors with almond trees, and later generations praise doctors' noble quality and superb medical skills with "almond trees are warm in spring" and "almond trees are full of people".

2. Xinglin has become synonymous with traditional medicine in China. Since ancient times, doctors have been proud of the "people in Xinglin", taking the Medical Records of Xinglin as a treasure, advocating "Master Xinglin" in medical skills, "Spring in Xinglin" in medical ethics and "preserving health in Xinglin" in medical ethics. Xinglin culture represented by traditional Chinese medicine is an epoch-making cultural phenomenon in the history of traditional culture in China. The inheritance and development of Xinglin culture does not come from official guidance, handed down classics, systematic education or mentoring, but from the people. Its social root is the eternal pursuit of truth, goodness and beauty by the Chinese nation with a long history. Dong Feng practiced medicine in Lushan Mountain, leaving many well-known allusions, such as "Snatching food from the tiger's mouth", "Warm spring in Xinglin", "Begging for rain in the thatched cottage", "Three Roars in the Tiger Creek" and "Chopping jiaozi by Xundong", which have been handed down from generation to generation. In the story of common people's teaching by example, and in the imitation of generations of medical circles, a wide range of value recognition has been formed and transformed into a cultural phenomenon. This cultural phenomenon embodies the sustenance and pursuit rooted in the hearts of the public, the performance of medical ethics and skills, and the strong embodiment of national culture.