What does "JIANGSHAN SHAJI" represent?

In traditional Chinese culture, "Jiangshan" represents the country's territory and map, and is a symbol of the country's geography and territory. On the other hand, "Shiji" represents the foundation of the country and its gods, including the country's economy, culture and the well-being of its people. Together, these two concepts represent the prosperity and stability of the country, and are often used to describe the country's wealth and stability, as well as the people's happiness and peace of mind. In ancient times, the defense of the "mountains and the earth and grain" was regarded as an important responsibility of both the ruler and the subjects. The ruler of the state needed to strive to protect the boundaries of the state and the well-being of the people, while the subjects were expected to be loyal to the state and to contribute to the development and prosperity of the state. This concept emphasized the importance of the overall interests of the state and reminded people to value the prosperity and stability of the country.