Literature Reference: 涧蔬煮蒿芹，水果剥菱芡。—— 《陪杜侍御游湘西两寺独宿有题一首因献杨常侍》 Vegetables from the stream are cooked with celery, and fruits like water chestnuts and foxnuts are peeled. Source from 'A Poem Written While Staying Overnight at the Two Temples in Western Hunan with Vice Censor Du, Dedicated to Senior Official Yang'.
菱: Describing a fresh and beautiful appearance.
芡: Annual aquatic grass.
Meaning: Ling and qian symbolize purity and resilience, thriving in water yet remaining untainted, signifying nobility and tenacity.