Literature Reference: 苍然两片石，厥状怪且丑。俗用无所堪，时人嫌不取。结从胚浑始，得自洞庭口。万古遗水滨，一朝入吾手。—— 《双石》 Two dark stones, strange and ugly in shape, deemed useless by the common folk, neglected by the people of the time. Formed from the primal chaos, found at the mouth of Dongting Lake. Left by the water's edge for eternity, now they fall into my hands. — From 'Two Stones' by Bai Juyi.
水: Rivers, streams, lakes, and seas collectively. It metaphorically signifies that when conditions are ripe, tasks will be accomplished smoothly.
滨: By the water's edge. In personal names, water symbolizes wealth, suggesting a flourishing fortune.
Meaning: Water's edge symbolizes tranquility and nature, embodying the beauty of harmonious coexistence with the natural world.