Literature Reference: 暂凭樽酒送无憀，莫损愁眉与细腰。人世死前唯有别，春风争拟惜长条。——《杂曲歌辞 杨柳枝 一》 李商隐 With wine in hand, I send away my sorrows, yet I must not harm my delicate brows and slender waist. In this life, before death, there is only parting, and the spring breeze strives to cherish the long willow branches. Source from 'Zaqu Geci Yangliuzhi' by Li Shangyin.
春: Spring, a season of vitality. In names, it often signifies warmth and comfort, fostering a prosperous and harmonious life, imbued with auspiciousness and well-being.
惜: Cherish, regret, treasure—when bestowed as a name, one is blessed with heavenly fortune.
Meaning: Cherishing the spring signifies valuing the beauty of time and reflecting on the essence of life.