Literature Reference: 秦吉了，出南中，彩毛青黑花颈红。—— 《新乐府 秦吉了 哀冤民也》 The qin jile bird, emerging from the south, boasts colorful feathers, green and black, with a red neck. — From 'New Yuefu: Qin Jile, Lamenting the Wronged People' by Bai Juyi.
彩: Colorful and radiant. In names, it often signifies abundance and beauty, conducive to a life of joy and diversity.
毛: Mao Li, or the brush pen, refers to the filamentous growth on the skin of animals and plants. It also denotes objects that resemble hair.
Meaning: Colorful feathers symbolize brilliance and diversity, representing a dazzling and vibrant appearance.