Literature Reference: 相府开油幕，门生逐绛纱。—— 《送赵中丞自司金郎转官参山南令狐仆射幕府》 The chancellor's mansion unveils an oiled curtain, as disciples follow the crimson gauze. Source from 'Song Zhao Zhongcheng Zi Si Jinlang Zhuan Guan Can Shan Nan Linghu Pushe Mufu'.
绛: Deep crimson, carrying no specific symbolism.
纱: Cotton yarn, spinning. When used as a name, it often describes a person with a delicate and considerate heart, who is kind and amiable towards others.
Meaning: Crimson gauze symbolizes nobility, elegance, and scholarly pursuits, often representing the aspirations and demeanor of literati.