The meaning of Tang Jingjiang

[tāng jǐng]

[Interpretation]

1. Hot spring.

Selected Prose of Pan Yuexi: "In the south, there is a mysterious element, and Tang Jing has a warm valley." Shan Li's note: "Tang Jing, warm soup is also." In the Northern Wei Dynasty, Li Daoyuan wrote "Notes on Water Classics and Luoshui": "The fire well is five or six feet east, and there is a soup well in the east. The wide wheel is similar to a fire pit and has the same thermal potential. " Zhang Tang said that the poem "The retinue is fortunate that Wei Lisi Mountain Villa should be made" said: "Cold ashes fly jade, Tang Jing is in the golden jade."