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What do peaches and plums in Xinglin Xingtan Pear Garden mean?
Chinese medicine, education, drama, students. Xinglin is synonymous with traditional Chinese medicine. During the Three Kingdoms period, there was a very powerful doctor named Dong Feng. He treated the people for free and only asked the cured patients to plant a few apricot trees as a reward. Xingtan is synonymous with education. According to Zhuangzi Zapian, Confucius swam in the forest with a curtain and rested on the apricot altar.

Liyuan is a representative of traditional drama in China. With the support of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, the art of China opera has been greatly developed. People used to call theatrical troupes and troupes pear gardens. Peach and plum are symbols of students. Originated from Confucius, Confucius is very concerned about the growth of students, just like peach trees and plum trees, and has trained a large number of talents for the society.