Literature Reference: 练得身形似鹤形，千株松下两函经。—— 《赠药山高僧惟俨二首 一》 Cultivating a form akin to a crane, with two sutras beneath a thousand pine trees. Source from 'Two Poems Dedicated to the Monk Weiyan of Yaoshan, Part 1.'
鹤: The crane, revered as the celestial steed of the immortals in legend, often symbolizes standing out from the crowd and an endless flow of good fortune when used in names.
形: Situation, terrain: circumstances. In a name, it holds no literal significance.
Meaning: The crane symbolizes purity, longevity, and an ethereal demeanor, representing transcendence and uniqueness.