What does Jijiang mean?

Lijiang River refers to a river in Jiangxi Province, China. Jijiang River originated in Liaoshan, Xiajiang County, flowed through Sanjiang County, Yongfeng County, Lean County and other places, and finally merged into Ganjiang River. There are many scenic spots on the Lijiang River, such as Sanjiangyuan and Wei Long Canyon, which are tourist attractions and attract many tourists to watch.

Jijiang River was recorded in the Han Dynasty, and it was also recorded in the historical books of the later Han Dynasty. At that time, it was called "Giant Monument River". Su Shi, a poet in the Song Dynasty, once praised Jijiang in a poem: "Jishui has a unique interest and is convenient for people." Stick your feet on Weng Yun, and you will know that Yinchuan is greater than Wu. "It can be seen that several rivers have an important position in history and culture.

In the traditional culture of China, water is regarded as the source of life and a symbol of kindness, moisture, innocence and gentleness. Jijiang also has auspicious meaning in it and is regarded as a good omen. Moreover, in traditional customs, the water in Jijiang River is also regarded as divine water, which is used for sacrificial activities and various celebrations. The importance of Jijiang is not only reflected in geographical location, but also in culture and belief.