Literature Reference: 菊气先熏酒，萸香更袭衣。—— 《奉和九日幸临渭亭登高应制得晖字》 The aroma of chrysanthemums first perfumes the wine, while the fragrance of cornelian cherries further permeates the robes. Source from 'Fenghe Jiuri Xing Lin Wei Ting Deng Gao Yingzhi De Hui Zi'.
萸: [Zhuyu] See "Zhu." A shrub or small tree whose fruit is used for medicinal purposes. There is also the Evodia rutaecarpa, a shrub whose flower buds are used medicinally.
香: Aroma, fragrance. In a name, it often signifies an outstanding temperament and noble character, which helps to garner affection and trust from others.
Meaning: The scent of cornelian cherries symbolizes natural freshness and a fragrant aura.