Literature Reference: 嵩洛兴不薄，稽江事难同。—— 《送淡公 一》 孟郊 The spirit of Song and Luo is not shallow, yet the affairs of Ji River are hard to match. Source from 'Song Dan Gong I' by Meng Jiao.
嵩:
Originally signifying the lofty stature of a mountain, it carries in names connotations of grandeur, nobility, prosperity, and steadfastness, embodying a profound cultural essence.
洛: Heluo, the Goddess of Luo. Used as a personal name, it conveys a sense of vivacity, youthful energy, ambition, and a beautiful life.
Meaning: Song and Luo refer to Mount Song and the Luo River, symbolizing loftiness and profundity, implying broad-mindedness and high aspirations.