Daqingshan is a Chinese dialect, which is mainly popular in southern China and Guangdong. This word is usually used to describe very fierce competition or struggle, which represents both the yearning for victory and the courage to challenge. When people say this word, they usually emphasize the meaning of victory, because in traditional China culture, victory means success. So "Castle Peak" has become an inspiring slogan, which is often used when many people face challenges and difficulties.

There are different opinions about the historical origin of "beating the green hills". Some people think that this word comes from an ancient legend in the south, which is called "playing Qinglong". Qinglong is a legendary beast, symbolizing victory and strength. It is said that a warrior won in the face of the challenge of Qinglong, so people began to express their desire for victory with the slogan of "playing Qinglong". Later, the word evolved into "playing Qingshan", which basically means the same as "playing Qinglong"

Nowadays, many young people also like to use the word "outing" to express their determination and spirit of pursuing success and victory. On the field, athletes often use this slogan to motivate themselves; At work, employees will also use it to express their determination to the goal; In life, people will also use this slogan to express their confidence and courage in the future. In a word, "Fighting Castle Peak" has become a slogan originated from China culture, which is inspiring and represents strength and victory.