Q:

What does 金山 mean?

In the following sentence, which is from a comment on this article:

安倍金山你为什么没有死

It might be an Internet slang, but what does the 金山 mean?
According to many dictionaries for Chinese-English (Pleco, MDBG, etc), it only lists the meaning as the place names. So I resorted to Chinese-Chinese dictionary, where I found the following:

比喻人的仪表英俊、德行崇高。

So, is 金山 a word that includes a derogatory connotation and usually is used to mock a person? I'm sure the Chinese netizen here mocks Abe, and the meaning is something like the following:

God bless Abe, why have you not died yet, huh?

Is my understanding correct? And also, is 金山 in these cases only used on the Internet or also used in daily life?

A:

Native speaker here. It could be a typo made unconsciously, or made deliberately to show disrespect to 安倍晋三. Anyway, it's just a typo, with nothing to do with the meaning you found about the word 金山.
By the way, the meaning you found about 金山 is somewhat a Buddhism-related jargon, which is actually rarely used nowadays. For common people 金山 just means "gold mountain" or "rich places with resources".
For example:

绿水青山就是金山银山。——习近平
Lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets. Xi Jinping
其国有金山，石皆赤色，其中生金。——《南史》
There's a gold mountain in that country, where gold comes from stones that are all red. History of the Southern Dynasties

Reference:
http://www.zdic.net/c/1/145/319352.htm
http://www.cctb.net/bygz/zywxsy/201511/t20151113_331161.htm

