Who named Huo Qubing?

Huo Qubing's name sounds very special, and the word "going to the hospital" is very particular. During the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Huo Qubing's mother, Wei Xiaoer, was the sister of Wei Qing and Wei Zifu. Wei Zifu was favored by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty and became a queen, and Wei Qing later became a general. So, Huo Qubing and Wei Qing are nephews and uncles. So Wei's children can often go in and out of Emperor Wu's palace. According to legend, Huo Qubing was born soon, and before she could name her, her mother took him to the palace to visit her sister Wei Zifu. At this time, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was ill in bed. Entering the palace is very solemn. People talk in a low voice, are stingy and walk on tiptoe. Afraid of scaring the emperor. Weier held the child in her arms and patted it for fear that the child would disturb the holy family by crying. However, walking, somehow, the children suddenly burst into tears with a "wow", and suddenly heard the baby crying when Emperor Wu was unconscious, so they broke out in a cold sweat and suddenly felt relaxed and comfortable. As soon as he was happy, he asked, "Who held the baby?" Hearing this, Wei Xiaozi trembled with fear and did not dare to move a step. They stood there waiting for the emperor to confess. When Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty saw that it was Wei's child, he gave her his seat and let her hold the child in her arms. Emperor Wu took the child and was very happy, teasing her in every way. Strangely, when the child reached the arms of Emperor Wu, his eyes opened wide and he was amused. He asked Wei's child, "Does this child have a name?" Wei Er said, "I haven't named it yet." Emperor Wu smiled and said, "I am not in good health these days. The child cried several times, which made me break out in a cold sweat, so Huo Ran cured me of my illness. How about I name this child' Qu Bing'? " Hearing this, Wei Xiaoer hurriedly kowtowed to give thanks.

From then on, the child who defended the children was called Huo Qubing.