Dry bones make flesh, benevolent heart and benevolent skills, wonderful hands rejuvenate, hang pots to help the world, save lives and heal the wounded

1. Dry bones make flesh

Vernacular interpretation: describe excellent medical skills. It is also a metaphor for saving something that has no hope.

Dynasty: Modern

Author: Wei Zheng

Source: "Book of Sui Dynasty: Biography of Yu Zhongwen": "Fu Yuan weeps for his kindness, and the kindness of rain and clouds , Chasing the beginning of the grass and recording the trickle-down contribution, the ashes will become more and more dry, and the dry bones will give birth to flesh."

Translation: I hope that the grace of weeping sin will rain down and give alms. Chasing the beginning of creation, recording the trickle-down contribution, Then the cold ashes will continue to behave like this, and flesh will grow from dry bones. ”

2. Benevolence and benevolence

Vernacular meaning: kind-hearted and superb medical skills.

Dynasty: Spring and Autumn Period

Author: Mencius

Source: "Mencius Li Lou Shang": "Those who have benevolent hearts and benevolent people today, but the people are not benefited by them and cannot be punished by future generations, cannot follow the way of the previous kings. ”

Translation: Now there is a benevolent person who hears it, but the people do not receive his blessings, and they will not be punished by the people of future generations and do not practice the principles of the former kings

3. Rejuvenation with a wonderful hand

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Vernacular interpretation: Praising a doctor for his skill in healing a dying patient.

Dynasty: Qing Dynasty

Author: Li Baojia

Source: Chapter 20 of "The Appearance of Officialdom" by Li Baojia of the Qing Dynasty: "But inside and outside the door of the medicine shop, there are twenty or thirty plaques hanging: What's 'the same meritorious appearance', what' "Bian Que is resurrected", what is "wonderful rejuvenation"..."

Translation: But there are twenty or thirty plaques hanging inside and outside the door of the medicine shop: What is "Gong Tong Liang Xiang", what is "Bian Que is resurrected" ', what 'praise the doctor for his superb medical skills and his ability to cure dying patients'..."

4. Hanging the pot to help the world

Vernacular interpretation: The doctor is kind-hearted and uses medical skills to help everyone. Living beings, as people call them, have the saying of hanging pots to help the world

Dynasty: Southern Song Dynasty

Author: Fan Ye

Source: from "Book of the Later Han Dynasty - Biography of Fang Shu" "Fei Changfang": Doctors are benevolent, and they use medical skills to help all living beings, and the world praises them, so there is a saying that the hanging pot helps the world

Translation: Doctors are benevolent, and use medical skills to help all living beings, and the world praises them. There is a saying of hanging a pot to help the world

5. Rescue the dying and heal the wounded

Vernacular interpretation: rescue the dying and take care of the injured

Dynasty: Han

Author: Sima Qian

Source: Han Dynasty Sima Qian's "Report to Ren An": "And Li Lingti's infantry was less than five thousand... He fought with Shan Yu for more than ten days; he killed more than his fair share; he failed to save the captives and heal their wounded. "Give."

Translation: And Li Lingti's infantry was less than five thousand... He fought with Shan Yu for more than ten days; he killed too many people; he rescued the dying people and refused to take care of the injured.

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