Literature Reference: 烂若藂然火，殷于叶得霜。—— 《裴常侍以题蔷薇架十八韵见示因广为三十韵以和之》 As bright as a blazing fire, and as vivid as frost on leaves. Source from 'Pei Changshi's Poem on the Rose Trellis'.
殷: Prosperous, affluent, and well-off. In names, it often signifies continuous blessings and good fortune.
霜: Ice and frost, embodying purity and grace. Often used to describe women of noble character, elegance, and poise.
Meaning: As profound and resilient as frost, symbolizing purity and strength.