What is the origin of Zhijiang and Haoshui?

"Good as water" refers to Laozi: "Good as water, water is good for everything." In other words, the highest realm of good deeds, like the nature of water, does not dispute fame and fortune and is favored by all things. Except the insider upstairs, I think good water can generally be associated with good water. Moreover, Zhi is a fragrant grass beside the water, and Zhijiang is a beautiful riverside with lush grass on the shore, which has similar meanings to good water, just as ancient words and names often have similar meanings, so they may be related. As for the Tianhou Palace, there are many places. I don't know if it matters.