Literature Reference: 任转江淮粟，休添苑囿兵。—— 《复愁十二首 九》 杜甫 Let the grain flow along the Yangtze and Huai rivers, but refrain from adding troops to the royal gardens. Source from 'Twelve Sorrows Part 9' by Du Fu.
江: Rivers, lakes, and seas, when used in names, often evoke the scholarly spirit, profound wisdom, and the serene and refined demeanor of an individual, while also embodying the essence of relentless striving and perseverance.
淮: The Huai River, a vital waterway in Chinese culture.
Meaning: The name 'Jianghuai' symbolizes vast rivers and fertile lands, representing expansiveness, abundance, and perpetual vitality.