Bo Wen is a fictional character created by modern people to correspond with "Bo Le".
Bo Le knows how to identify a thousand-mile horse, and Bo Wen recruits talents from all over the world. According to legend, Bole, a man from the Spring and Autumn Period, was famous for being good at looking at horses. Now extended to people who are good at discovering, recommending, cultivating and using talents. Bo Wen, in modern times, some people make up fictional characters to form a couplet with the previous sentence.
Bole's main achievements
Bole also pursued unremittingly in the research and treatment of horse diseases and became a famous livestock veterinarian in the Spring and Autumn Period. There are "Bole's Acupuncture Sutra", "Bole's Horse Treatment Sutra", "Bole's Horse Treatment Sutra", "Bole's Horse Treatment Sutra" etc. handed down from generation to generation.
It had a great influence on the development of veterinary academics in later generations. The article "Exploring the Origin of the Development of Veterinary Acupuncture" (the authors are Dr. Lin Renshou, Ke Fei, and Dr. Wu Yuxin, professors of the Department of Animal Husbandry, National Taiwan University) describes: Sun Yang, the young superintendent of the army during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, was good at horse-drawing and veterinary medicine. The World Honored One, the first veterinary acupuncture book named after him, the Bole Acupuncture Sutra, is an important basis for the use of acupuncture by folk veterinarians. There are records of acupuncture treatment in the animal husbandry and veterinary classics of the past dynasties.