Literature Reference: 愁色常在眉，欢容不上面。——《花下对酒二首 二》白居易 Sorrow often lingers on the brow, while joy rarely graces the face. Source from 'Two Poems on Drinking Under Flowers II' by Bai Juyi.
欢: Joy, delight. In names, it often signifies bringing happiness and bliss to others, a character bestowed by the heavens as a symbol of great fortune.
容: Tolerance, an effortless virtue. In names, it often signifies a person's strong sense of inclusiveness and broad-mindedness in both life and work.
Meaning: Joyful countenance symbolizes a yearning for happiness and a cheerful spirit.