Literature Reference: 操弦调六气，挥翰动三辰。—— 《德宗神武孝文皇帝挽歌二首 一》 Plucking the strings to harmonize the six breaths, wielding the brush to move the three celestial bodies. Source from 'Elegy for Emperor Dezong of Tang'.
三: meaning to think thrice, or deep thought. acting after thinking thrice, leads to smooth and successful endeavors, earning the trust and confidence of many.
辰: Time, celestial bodies.
Meaning: The three celestial bodies refer to the sun, moon, and stars, symbolizing the light and eternity of the universe, and implying extraordinary talent and far-reaching influence.