Literature Reference: 前来称英隽，有食主人鱼。—— 《太原旅怀呈薛十八侍御齐十二奉礼》 Those who came before were called 'Yingjun,' feasting on the host's fish. Source from 'Taiyuan Travel Reflections Presented to Lord Xue and Qi.'
英: Falling Petals, Rising Elite. In names, it often signifies individuals of exceptional talent and intelligence, conducive to career advancement.
隽: Similar to "Jun" in meaning, it's a rare character and should be used cautiously in names.
Meaning: Yingjun refers to individuals of outstanding talent and remarkable excellence.