Literature Reference: 玉人紫绶相辉映，却要霜须一两茎。——《遥和韩睦州元相公二君子》 The jade-like figure and the purple ribbon shine together, yet a few strands of frost-like beard are needed. Source from 'Yao He Han Mu Zhou Yuan Xiang Gong Er Jun Zi'.
霜: Ice and frost, embodying purity and grace. Often used to describe women of noble character, elegance, and poise.
须: "Bide," when used in a given name, symbolizes exceptional ability and the realization of one's goals, embodying the virtue of achieving what is deemed necessary and right.
Meaning: Frost-like beard symbolizes maturity, wisdom, and the passage of time.