Literature Reference: 上得青花龙尾道，侧身偷觑正南山。—— 《宫词一百首 二》 Ascending the Qinghua Dragon Tail Path, one sneaks a glance towards the Southern Mountains. Source from 'One Hundred Palace Poems' by Wang Jian.
青: Azure, the hue of youth. In names, it often signifies youthful vitality, beneficial for physical well-being and continuous ascent in life.
花: Flowers, blossoms, and fireworks. A metaphor for beauty as radiant as a blooming flower.
Meaning: The name 'Qinghua' evokes a sense of purity and elegance, reminiscent of the refined beauty of blue-and-white porcelain.