"Nanshan Changshou" stone carving is located in Yingbin Pine Square, Cuihuashan, the core scenic spot in Zhong Nanshan. It is an auspicious totem of Zhong Nanshan Chinese longevity culture "Longevity in Nanshan" and a new landscape landmark with unique cultural connotation. Guan Jing, a famous scholar of traditional culture in China and an expert on fushou culture, co-wrote; "Nanshan Shou" is the largest longevity word in Zhong Nanshan stone carvings, and it is called "Nanshan Shouyi".

In the traditional culture of China, the birthdays of the elderly are called birthdays. There are three kinds of birthdays: the next 60 to 80, the middle 80 to 100, and the last 100 to 120. Shangshou, also known as Shuangshou, is the first of the three longevity. There is a saying in Lu Lun's "Offering a Provincial Duke at the Beginning of the Yuan Dynasty" in the Tang Dynasty: "Hanging clothes is the dawn, and longevity is opposite to Nanshan", so "the longevity of Nanshan" has become the highest symbol in China's blessing and birthday celebration culture. Since ancient times, there has been a folk saying that "I wish the East Sea a blessing and offer longevity to Nanshan". Is it a respect for longevity? [ 1]? .