Literature Reference: 炎炎夏日满天时，桐叶交加覆玉墀。——《宫词三十首 十九》王涯 In the scorching summer sky, Paulownia leaves intertwine, covering the jade steps. Source from 'Thirty Palace Poems, No. 19' by Wang Ya.
桐: The phoenix tree, known as "wutong" in Chinese, symbolizes vigorous vitality when used in personal names.
叶: Leaves and branches. In names, they often symbolize prosperity and flourishing, conducive to thriving wealth.
Meaning: The Paulownia leaves symbolize vitality and coolness, embodying the beauty of nature and tranquility.