"Net price " is from an idiom story in China. It was said that in ancient times, there was a man called Hen Kang who knew well the medical knowledge, and made a living on picking and selling medicinal herbs. At that time some people often sold medicine in the market, mixing the inferior with the good, the spurious with the genuine. Therefore, the customers often drove a bargain. However, only the quality of Hen Kang's medicinal herbs kept stable and the price stable from the beginning to the end without beating a bargain. He said that "my medicine is worth this price, so I sell it at this price. This price is called "Net price". Inspired by Hen Kang, Hu Xue-yan thought in the trade competition, the businessman should avoid carrying out the method of lowering price only, and adhere to the exhortation:" The choice materials should be true, Be carefully and meticulous in the preparation of medicine". Those who exactly guarantee medicine effect, will find a market. Finally, Hu Xue-yan hung the golden horizontal board "Net price" in the hall, with it exhorting generations from generations.

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