The word "Eel Pavilion Yanqing" first appeared in a local chronicle during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, which recorded the geography, history and customs of Gulou District in Fuzhou, Fujian Province, and "Eel Pavilion Yanqing" was also mentioned in it. According to research, there were many fishermen who made a living by fishing at that time, and eels were also the main source of income. So the name "Yan Qing in Eel House" came into being.
Yan Qing in the eel house is not only a place name, but also a part of the traditional fisherman culture in China. In this name, we can see the ancient traditional skill of fishing, and we can also feel the abundance and happiness brought by fishing. At the same time, "Yanqing" symbolizes China people's mentality of pursuing auspicious culture, and embodies Fujian people's kindness, simplicity and frankness. Therefore, the name "Eel Pavilion Yanqing" inherits a beautiful sustenance of harvest, well-being and harmony in ancient China culture.