宋代石雕作品，现藏于郑州汉石雕博物馆。作品描绘了宋朝淳熙年间益阳资水之滨瘟疫肆虐的场景。在众人束手无策之际，信众们向佛求助，在大启水陆道场众僧诵经祈愿数日后，一只白鹿出现在寺庙周围，身披宝光，口衔一草，留下给寺庙内的人们。这草被认为是灵药，人们分食后瘟疫得以消散。为感谢佛恩，寺庙更名为“白鹿寺”，而白鹿衔花的传说也由此流传于江南地区。Song Dynasty stone carving now kept in the Zhengzhou Han Stone Carving Museum. It depicts a scene during the Song Dynasty's Chunxi era when a plague struck the banks of Zishui in Yiyang. Despite people's helplessness, believers prayed to the Buddha. After several days of chanting by monks, a white deer appeared at the temple with a grass in its mouth, believed to be a miraculous medicine that cured the plague when consumed. In gratitude, the temple was renamed "White Deer Temple," and the legend of the white deer carrying flowers spread in the Jiangnan region.