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Lǜ shan [绿山: Simplified Chinese] / [綠山: Traditional Chinese] = Mandarin pronunciation! Not Cantonese. It literally means "green mountain" but this term IS NOT used in Chinese unless you are describing the color of the mountain then you'd add a character between them 色: 绿色 / 綠色, or 绿色的山 /綠色的. Cantonese pronunciation = similar to "Look san".

It's Lǜ = L + ü [u umlaut] + grave accent[ `], not Liu!

That's why I deleted the original answer.

Due to the Cantonese being used and rhymes more than Mandarin when reading poems, especially the 300 Tang poems.

山 is used more by Cantonese & other non-Mandarin speakers. This slowly spread to Beijing/Peking and now山, qing shan in Pinyin via Mandarin is also used.山 = "Ching san" in Cantonese.

Source: I'm Chinese.

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βˆ™ 6d ago

In Cantonese, "green mountain" is translated as γ€Œι’ε±±γ€(cing1 saan1).

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