GPHL’s Gourd Culture Takes Gourd as Symbol to Heal People

March 14 20:45 2019
For thousands of years, people always ask “What kind of medicine is sold in calabash?” Nowadays, we can definitely answer this question, that is, the Gourd, which is filled with GPHL.

According to the report:GPHL has longevity genes. It owns 12 Chinese time-honored brands, among which 10 are over 100 years old. The world’s first mechanism for recycling (free replacement) of expired medicines for families has been maintained for 15 consecutive years, with more than 1,500 tons of expired medicines recovered and more than 600 million people provided the service. GPHL’s Shennong Caotang Museum of Traditional Chinese Medicine, the Wang Lao Ji Museum, the Chen Li Ji Museum, and the Cai Zhi Lin Museum provide scientific knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine and popularize health culture for countless tourists every year.

Gourd has been regarded as lucky mascot bringing wealth and fortune since ancient times and is a symbol of Chinese auspicious culture.

Traditionallygourd culture represents exuberant vitality, healthy, longevity, as well as having a lot of children and happiness. When askedWhat is a gourd? There are many versions in the modernsome will say that it is a tool to draw water, some regard it as a totem of good luck, and some others may think it is a tea set…

Gourd has the implication of
Gourd has the implications of “good luck, fortune and health”

GPHL has longevity genes. It owns 12 Chinese time-honored brands, among which 10 are over 100 years old. The world’s first mechanism for recycling (free replacement) of expired medicines for families has been maintained for 15 consecutive years, with more than 1,500 tons of expired medicines recovered and more than 600 million people provided the service. GPHL’s Shennong Caotang Museum of Traditional Chinese Medicine, the Wang Lao Ji Museum, the Chen Li Ji Museum, and the Cai Zhi Lin Museum provide scientific knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine and popularize health culture for countless tourists every year.

The allusion of “gourd” should come from Hou Han Shu. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, a man named Fei Zhangfang wanted to learn medical skills to treat diseases. On one occasion he met in the street an old man of great skill in medicine. Any patient who had taken one of his medicines could see an immediate effect. Fei would like to take the old man as his master. He followed the old man quietly. At last, the old man turned into smoke and got into a gourd hanging on the wall of a restaurant. The next day, Fei ordered a feast near the gourd in the restaurant and waited for the old man to come out. Sure enough, in a short time the old man jumped out of the gourd, Fei immediately kowtowed and knelt down, asking for guiding. Seeing Fei’s sincerity, the old man accepted him as an apprentice. Years later, in memory of the old man, Fei always hang a gourd on the body when practising medicine. Thus, the say of “Xuan Hu Ji Shi (hang a gourd while practising medicine to help patients)”came. Therefore, the later generations called the people who sold medicine or practiced medicine “Xuan Hu(hang a gourd)”,  called the behaviors “Xuan Hu Ji Shi”, used the word “Xuan Hu Zhi Xi” to congratulate those who opened a clinic.

GPHL's Gourd Culture Takes Gourd as Symbol to Heal People

GPHL has an indissoluble bond with gourd culture of “Xuan Hu Ji Shi (hang a gourd while practising medicine to help patients)”, and deeply explores the deep implication of gourd, which are auspiciousness, fortune and health.   

Wanglaoji, a sub-brand of GPHL, also represents auspicious culture. During as early as the Opium War, Lin Zexu disguised himself to investigate opium in Humen, Guangzhou. It was in summer, he got a heatstroke when he arrived. His subordinate advised him to try Wang Laoji, a herbal tea, which quickly heals him. Seeing the significant effect of Wang Laoji in person, Lin give the store a large copper pot inscribed with three gold words – “Wang Laoji” as a present, meaning “Xuan Hu Ji Shi(pot and gourd and the same pronunciation – “hu” in Mandarin)”.

GPHL's Gourd Culture Takes Gourd as Symbol to Heal People 

At present, GPHL is dedicated in digging gourd culture,making the concept of “gourd filled with GPHL’s medicine” accepted by the public!

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