Literature Reference: 芳讯来江湖，开缄粲瑶碧。—— 《奉和崔评事寄外甥刘同州幷呈杜宾客许给事王侍郎昆弟杨少尹李侍御幷见寄之作》 Fragrant tidings come from the rivers and lakes, opening the letter reveals the splendor of jade-like beauty. Source from 'A Poem in Response to Cui Pingshi's Letter to His Nephew Liu Tongzhou and Presented to Du Binke, Xu Jishi, Wang Shilang, and Their Brothers, Yang Shaoyin, and Li Shiyu, and Seen in the Poem.'
瑶: In names, it often symbolizes beauty, preciousness, brightness, and purity, conducive to prosperous fortune and a splendid life.
碧:
The character "碧" originally referred to emerald-green jade, and later extended to signify the color emerald green. In names, it often conveys a sense of vitality and vibrancy.
Meaning: Yao Bi symbolizes preciousness, purity, and beauty, embodying the qualities of jade—an unblemished and brilliant talent.