Hugh and Yang Mi are both on the list of the mysterious sources of the leading characters' names in film and television dramas.

Many beautiful characters' names in film and television dramas always surprise people with the author's unique ingenuity. In fact, these names seem to be handy, but they are all carved and there is no trace of an axe.

In particular, the names of every protagonist in costume TV series and Jin Yong's martial arts novels can be said to have been scrutinized. For example, among the many roles played by Hugh, Li Xiaoyao, Jing Tian and Peng Fei of Xianjian series also have allusions. Let's take a look at the origin of those beautiful names in TV dramas.

Classical poetry

Mu Nianci: It comes from an old saying, from Historical Records of Great Mo Yu: "The emperor cherishes kindness." .

Mu: It's from The Book of Songs "Beautiful Man", which is a man's ode to a woman by a mountain stream: "There is a beautiful man, elegant and luxurious".

Ren Yingying: It seems simple, but it actually comes from nineteen ancient poems: "Yingying is the girl upstairs".

The name comes from ancient poems, which are numerous in Jin Yong's works. Yue Buqun's name comes from "Lisao", "Birds of prey are not crowded"; Miao Lan Ruo is from "Luo Shen Fu". "I didn't spit out my words, I was angry"; Su Xinghe is from Gui Zhi Xiang Jin Linghuaigu. "The heron rises in the Milky Way, so it is difficult to draw".

Chinese herbal medicine

In addition to ancient poems, Chinese medicine names are often beautiful and full of artistic conception. Many Chinese medicine names are borrowed from film and television dramas and used as characters' names. Many names of the protagonists in Xianjian No.3 Middle School are from traditional Chinese medicine, including Sedum, Snow Seed, Solanum nigrum, Xu Changqing, Zi Xuan and Seven Leaves and One Flower.

Sedum: It is a traditional Chinese medicine with bitter taste and cold nature. Mainly used for clearing away heat and toxic materials and stopping bleeding.

Snow seed: It is taken from a herb-Saussurea involucrata. Its roots are bitter, pungent, cool and non-toxic. It can promote blood circulation, relieve pain and swelling, and cure sore poison with whole grass.

Xu Changqing: It comes from traditional Chinese medicine. It's spicy and warm. It has good effects of expelling wind and relieving pain, and is widely used for various pains caused by rheumatism, cold coagulation, qi stagnation and blood stasis.

Solanum nigrum: It comes from a Chinese herbal medicine Solanum nigrum. Bitter, cold and slightly toxic, berries and leaves are edible, but leaves contain a lot of alkaloids, which can only be detoxified after cooking. Whole grass can dissipate blood stasis, reduce swelling, and clear away heat and toxic materials.

China's traditional culture is profound and has a long history. Every poem and medicine has a profound artistic conception. In the impression of most young people, Chinese medicine is still a bowl of black medicine soup. As we all know, the traditional Chinese medicine culture in China has a long history, and the strong herbal fragrance has lasted for thousands of years. From Shennong tasting a hundred herbs to the inheritance of countless Chinese medicine practitioners from generation to generation, China has now formed countless Chinese medicine names. But the most famous one is the "two and a half" which is recognized by everyone-one in Beijing Tongrentang, one in Hangzhou Huqingyu Hall and half in Chen Liji, Guangdong.

Speaking of Hu Qingyutang, southerners may feel deeply. Since Hu Xueyan, a red-topped businessman, invested heavily in the construction of Hu Qingyu Hall in Tongzhi period of Qing Dynasty, the story of "Jiangnan Yaowang" is still sung at the foot of Wu Shan. Strolling in He Fang Street, the Bai Causeway, with a height of12m and a length of 60m, has seven extra-large characters of "Hu Qingyutang Guo Yao". Opening such a pharmacy is probably the dream of every Chinese medicine practitioner.

As half of Chinese medicine in China, Hu Qingyutang did not rest on its laurels, but kept up with the development of the times. This year, they also opened a Chinese medicine coffee shop to be Starbucks in China.

Today, Hu Qingyutang's antique business hall is still very lively, and people seeking medical advice are in an endless stream. When they close their eyes, it seems that they can still see1more than 40 years ago, people wearing robes sought medical advice here.