青山醉

This name translates as 'The Drunken Green Hills.' 'Drunk,' commonly used metaphorically, implies intoxication by the beauty or tranquility of the green mountains (a symbol of nature). In Chinese culture, it can express admiration, joy found in nature, or reflect someone feeling carefree or deeply immersed in the natural surroundings, evoking a poetic image of serene hills that seem to be reveling or dreaming.