南山有谷堆北海有墓碑

Translating to 'South Mountain has hay, North Sea has tombstones', this name uses scenic imagery to evoke feelings. Mountains, hay, seas, and graves have cultural connotations that can reflect both the natural beauty and the sadness found within the human journey or the vastness and diversity of experience between joy (represented by mountains and fields) and tragedy or history (represented by grave markers at sea), potentially representing a philosophical outlook on the coexistence of positive and negative aspects in life.