Literature Reference: 支颐见千里，烟景非一状。—— 《晚渡扬子江却寄江南亲故》 Leaning on my hand, I gaze at a thousand miles, where the misty scenery unfolds in myriad forms. Source from 'Late Crossing of the Yangtze River and Sending Thoughts to Southern Relatives'.
支: To uphold, to support, to extend. In a name, it often conveys the sense of being responsible and dependable.
颐: Health is the essence of a beautiful life.
Meaning: Leaning on the cheek signifies a gesture of contemplation or gazing afar, symbolizing depth and tranquility.