Literature Reference: 龙骧紫宸北，天压翠坛东。—— 《春六十韵》元稹 The dragons prance north of the Purple Palace, while the heavens press down on the Jade Altar to the east. Source from 'Spring Sixty Rhymes' by Yuan Zhen.
翠: Emerald-green jade, known as "Fei Cui" in Chinese, symbolizes preciousness and auspiciousness. When used in names, it bestows boundless blessings and good fortune.
坛: Platform and venue. Carrying ominous connotations, it is unsuitable as a name.
Meaning: The Jade Altar symbolizes sacredness and nobility, a solemn place where heaven and earth converge.