Literature Reference: 柔蔓不自胜，袅袅挂空虚。岂知缠树木，千夫力不如。—— 《紫藤》 白居易 The soft vines, unable to bear their own weight, hang delicately in the air. Who would have thought that entangling a tree could render even a thousand men powerless? From 'Wisteria' by Bai Juyi.
缠: Entwined, encompassing. When used as a name, it often signifies a person of great capability.
树: Trees and forests. Symbolizing great power and a solid foundation. As a personal name, it often signifies a person who is tall, imposing, reliable, responsible, and worthy of trust and reliance.
Meaning: Entangling a tree symbolizes resilience and adaptability, showing that even the soft can overcome the strong through persistence.