Another name for Jiangsu?

Jiangsu is nicknamed Su, Su Tiger and.

Jiangsu culture contains tiger elements, which are embodied in mountains and rivers, ancient legends and historical allusions. The tiger is the king of beasts. In the traditional culture of China, the tiger symbolizes good luck. This paper analyzes the residential streets and scenic spots in the thirteen cities under the jurisdiction of Jiangsu Province, interprets the "tiger" culture in Jiangsu place names, and appreciates the beautiful artistic conception of human settlement in the south of the Yangtze River.

Nanjing Yanghu Road Relief

Yanghu Road is located in Qinhuai District, Nanjing. Zhu Yuanzhang established Daming in Nanjing, and collected many rare animals from all over the country and kept them in the southwest corner of the imperial garden.

Wuxi Hupaoquan

Tiger Running Spring is located in Wuxi. In the Tang Dynasty, Daoxuan lawyers continued the Biography of Eminent Monks and Chronicle of the Qing Dynasty Changzhou Mansion I, which recorded that during the Zhenguan period of the Tang Dynasty (627-649), the eminent monk Faxiang Zen Master, who presided over the Langshan Mountain in Nantong, built the Feixi Temple in Dingshan, Jiangyin. He dug stones and wells to get springs, which was called Tiger Running Spring.

Lianyungang Baihu Mountain

Baihu Mountain is located in Lianyungang. According to the search, during the Qin Dynasty, there was a man named Huang Gong in the East China Sea who was good at making snakes and tigers with pure gold and treasure knives. At that time, white tigers often appeared on Yuzhou Island (Yuntai Mountain), hurting people and animals. Huang Gong climbed the mountain and descended from the tiger, holding a precious sword of red gold in his hand, and sang, "Pei Xi, a long town at the equator, and Hu Xi, crossing the boat." Scared the white tiger to cross the mountains and escape to Haizhou. Huang Gong jumped up and chased after him, and the white tiger was killed by a knife. In an instant, it became an all-white hill shaped like a tiger, which is now White Tiger Mountain.