Well Quan, a Chinese word, Pinyin: j ǐ ng qu á n, Pinyin: ㄐㄥㄑㄨㄢˊ.
well.
The Book of Rites · The Order of the Moon: "The Son of Heaven has appointed a company to worship the Four Seas, Dachuan, Mingyuan, Yuanze, and Jingquan." The poem "Send the Streamers" by Zhang Ji of Tang Dynasty: "Hold the snow to build a military base, and collect the ice to serve as a well spring." Ming Gaoming's "The Story of Pipa · Charity Warehouse Relief": "(Dan:) There is an ancient well here, and it is inevitable to be put to rest. (Wanted to enter Jingjie) (front cavity:) Will go to Jingquan, and think about the difficulty of left and right." Lu Xun's "Huagai Collection - Tutor": "All you have is vitality... When you meet wilderness, you can plant trees; when you meet desert, you can dig wells and springs." [1]
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The Book of Rites · The Order of the Moon: "The Son of Heaven is appointed to have a company to worship the Four Seas, Dachuan, Mingyuan, Yuanze, and Jingquan."
Tang Dynasty Zhang Ji The poem "Send Away the Streamer": "Hold the snow to add troops, and collect the ice to be a spring." bright Clever "Pipa Story · Relief in the Charity Warehouse": "[Dan:] There is an ancient well here, and I can't help but fall into a dead rest. [To be introduced to the well] [Front cavity:] I will go to the well spring, and think about the difficulties." bright Yuan Keli "Chen Fabing's Time to Sail": "It is not too difficult to pass through the three forked fertile fields and lush forests, that is, the golden city of the country." Lu Xun Huagai Collection - Tutor: "All you have is vitality... When you meet the wilderness, those who can plant trees desert , can dig wells and springs. “ 
