Literature Reference: 老岂无谈笑，贫犹有酒浆。——白居易《分司洛中多暇数与诸客宴游醉后狂吟偶成十韵因招梦得宾客兼呈思黯奇章公》 Even in old age, laughter is never absent; even in poverty, wine is still present. From 'Fensi Luozhong Duoxia Shu yu Zhuke Yanyou Zui Hou Kuang Yin Ou Cheng Shi Yun Yin Zhao Mengde Binke Jian Cheng Si An Qizhang Gong' by Bai Juyi.
笑: Smile, joy, delight. When used in personal names, it often conveys the meaning of peace and smooth sailing.
老: Seasoned. Aged. Often used in reference to people, order of seniority, and certain animals or plants. It stands in contrast to "young" or "juvenile." It also serves as a respectful term for the elderly, conveying admiration and esteem.
Meaning: Laughing in old age symbolizes optimism and open-mindedness, maintaining joy and positivity even in poverty and old age.