Ancient drugstore couplets

Couplet: May there be no disease in the world and the medicine rack be full of dust.

I hope people will always be healthy, why not be poor alone?

In the Qing Dynasty, there was a famous old doctor who was very respected. People who came to see a doctor affectionately called him Mr. Fan. He is not only superb in medical skills, but also a good man. If someone is sick and looks down on the disease, he will treat them for free. Mr. Fan posted such a couplet at home, "I hope people are healthy, why not be alone?" What Mr. Fan means is that I hope everyone is healthy and safe, even if they are poor.

In addition, all the gates of Mr. Fan's house are pasted with similar couplets. For example, I don't expect to live long, but I just hope everyone is healthy. This awareness is still moving until now. Doctors are called angels. In ancient times, even robbers would respect doctors when they met them, because it was a doctor's bounden duty to save lives.