Literature Reference: 松栢有霜操，风泉无俗声。应怜枯朽质，惊此别离情。—— 《山中送从叔简》 Pines and cypresses bear the frost's virtue, the wind and springs carry no mundane sound. One should cherish the withered essence, yet be startled by the emotions of parting. From 'Seeing Off My Uncle Jian in the Mountains'.
松: Pine trees, symbolizing a life of carefree ease and tranquility, also embody the virtues of towering strength, honesty, and reliability when used in names.
隐: To conceal, to hide, without revealing. It signifies a person's modesty, serenity, and humility.
Meaning: Pine Concealment symbolizes resilience and seclusion, representing noble, detached, and transcendent character.