Literature Reference: 吕将军，骑赤兔。独携大胆出秦门，金粟堆边哭陵树。北方逆气污青天，劒龙夜呌将军闲。—— 《吕将军歌》 General Lü rides his red hare, boldly exiting the Qin gate, weeping by the golden millet mound. The northern rebellious air sullies the blue sky, the sword-dragon cries at night while the general rests. Source from 'Song of General Lü'.
剑: The term originally refers to an ancient weapon, characterized by a long double-edged blade with a ridge in the middle and a short hilt. Holding such a sharp tool symbolizes wielding great power, embodying decisiveness, resoluteness, and fortitude.
龙: The visage and form of the dragon. In a name, it symbolizes supreme authority and a distinguished status of noble stature, signifying a character that aids in the advancement of one's career.
Meaning: The sword-dragon symbolizes bravery, dignity, and strength, embodying the agility of a dragon and the sharpness of a sword.