Literature Reference: 路指台城迥，罗薰袴褶香。—— 《追赋画江潭苑四首 一》 The road points to the distant Tai City, where the scent of silk wafts from the pleated trousers. Source from 'Four Poems on Painting the Jiangtan Garden'.
罗: Scattered and arrayed, in names it often conveys the imagery of stars spread across the sky, symbolizing vast territories, orderly arrangements, and widespread distribution.
薰: "Xun," akin to "scented," is used in names to symbolize a woman's noble virtue, representing her inner grace and outer beauty.
Meaning: The scent of silk symbolizes nobility and elegance.