Literature Reference: 河山北枕秦关险，驿树西连汉畤平。—— 《行经华阴》 The rivers and mountains lie north against the perilous Qin Pass, while the post trees stretch west to the level Han altars. Source from 'Xing Jing Hua Yin'.
河: The Great Rivers and Mountains. In names, it often signifies the grandeur of vast rivers and towering mountains, symbolizing a person's broad-mindedness, extensive cultural knowledge, and the ability to forge good connections, embodying auspicious and virtuous connotations.
山: Mountains and waters, when used in names, often symbolize a sense of responsibility and strong natural vitality, which are believed to bring benefits to both health and career.
Meaning: Rivers and mountains symbolize magnificent natural landscapes, representing vastness and indestructibility.