Literature Reference: 鹤寿应成盖，龙形未有鳞。—— 《贡院楼北新栽小松》 The crane's life should form a canopy, while the dragon's form lacks scales. Source from 'A Newly Planted Pine in the Northern Tower of the Imperial Examination Hall'.
龙: The visage and form of the dragon. In a name, it symbolizes supreme authority and a distinguished status of noble stature, signifying a character that aids in the advancement of one's career.
形: Situation, terrain: circumstances. In a name, it holds no literal significance.
Meaning: The form of a dragon symbolizes majesty, power, and auspiciousness.