Literature Reference: 兄上荆山巅，翻石辨虹气。—— 《杂曲歌辞 出门行》 The elder brother ascends the peak of Jing Mountain, turning stones to discern the rainbow's aura. Source from 'Zaqu Cige Chumen Xing'.
荆: One of the "Nine Provinces" in ancient China, it was also known as the alternate name for the State of Chu during the Spring and Autumn period.
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: Jing Mountain symbolizes resilience and wisdom, signifying the search for hope and light in adversity.