Literature Reference: 半酣箕踞坐，自问身为谁。—— 《秋池独泛》 Half drunk, I sit with legs spread, asking myself who I truly am. Source from 'Autumn Pond, Solo Drifting'.
箕: Surname. A fingerprint shaped like a winnowing basket, not forming a perfect circle. Utensils.
踞: Squat, sit. When used in personal names, it often signifies a calm and composed demeanor in the face of challenges, avoiding impulsiveness, which is believed to enhance career prospects.
Meaning: A casual and unrestrained sitting posture, symbolizing freedom, ease, and a carefree attitude.