Literature Reference: 上阳霜叶剪红绡。—— 《洛中初冬拜表有怀上京故人》 The frosty leaves of Shangyang Palace are cut like red silk. Source from 'Reflecting on Old Friends in the Capital While Presenting a Memorial in Luoyang in Early Winter'.
红: Red, vibrant and prosperous. In names, it often symbolizes joy and flourishing, conducive to wealth and success, embodying a thriving and auspicious life.
绡: Raw silk. A single tune of crimson silk, its numbers unknown, often describes a person of many talents, garnering countless praises.
Meaning: Red silk symbolizes beauty and preciousness, like frosty leaves crafted into crimson fabric, representing elegance and nobility.