Literature Reference: 溪寺黄橙熟，沙田紫芋肥。—— 《送僧归漳州》 吕温 The yellow oranges ripen by the temple stream, while purple taro thrives in the sandy fields. Source from 'Sending a Monk Back to Zhangzhou' by Lü Wen.
黄: Yellow, the color of Yan and Huang, the legendary ancestors of the Chinese people. When used as a personal name, it often retains its original meaning, symbolizing nobility and flourishing wealth.
橙: The orange tree and its fruit, the orange. The character "橙" (chéng) embodies elegance and intelligence, gentleness and virtue. It signifies auspiciousness in middle age, prosperity in later years, and conveys a sense of tranquility and peace.
Meaning: Yellow oranges symbolize harvest and maturity, representing a fulfilling and bountiful life.