Literature Reference: 玉简真人降，金书道箓通。—— 《杂歌谣辞 步虚词 一》 韦渠牟 The Jade Slips of the Immortal descend, and the golden scriptures of Daoist rites are revealed. Source from 'Zageyaoci Buxu Ci' by Wei Qumou.
玉: Jade, often referred to as precious jade, in names typically signifies something rare and beautiful, believed to enhance both wealth and interpersonal relationships.
简: In contrast to "complexity," it signifies simplicity and lack of intricacy. Additionally, "简" refers to the bamboo or wooden slips used for writing in ancient times.
Meaning: Jade Slips symbolize the treasure of the immortal realm, signifying nobility, sacredness, and wisdom.