Literature Reference: 可怜三月三旬足，怅望江边望驿台。——元稹《使东川 望驿台》 Pitiful, the full thirty days of March, longingly watching by the riverside towards the post station tower. From Yuan Zhen's 'Journey to the East: Gazing at the Post Station Tower'.
望: Hope, expectation. In a name, it often conveys a vision of long-term aspirations, a majestic presence, and an aura brimming with optimism.
驿: The horse used for delivering official documents. In names, it often symbolizes swift communication across the land and soaring to great heights of success.
Meaning: Gazing at the post station signifies longing and hope for loved ones far away.