Literature Reference: 月落宫车动，风凄仪杖闲。路唯瞻凤翣，人尚想龙颜。—— 《文宗元圣昭献孝皇帝挽歌三首 二》刘禹锡 The moon sets, the palace carriage moves, the wind feels chilly, the ceremonial staff is idle. On the road, one only gazes at the phoenix fan, and people still think of the emperor's face. Source from 'Wenzong Yuansheng Zhaoxian Xiaohuangdi Wang Ge San Shou Er' by Liu Yuxi.
凤: The phoenix, often featured in names, symbolizes auspiciousness and preciousness, fostering favorable well-being, peace, and prosperous success.
翣: The fan-shaped ornament on the crossbeam of ancient bell, drum, and chime stands.
Meaning: Feng Sha refers to a phoenix-patterned ceremonial fan in ancient times, symbolizing nobility and majesty.