Literature Reference: 草承香辇王孙长，桃艳仙颜阿母栽。—— 《忆春日太液池亭候对》 The grass bears the fragrant imperial carriage of the princes, and the peach blossoms, radiant as immortal faces, are planted by the Queen Mother. From 'Recalling the Spring Day Waiting at the Taiye Pond Pavilion'.
草: A plant. As a personal name, it signifies robust vitality. It is a character imbued with happiness and nobility.
承: To bear and uphold. In names, it often signifies a person's commendable quality of taking responsibility and showing integrity.
Meaning: The grass bearing the fragrant imperial carriage symbolizes resilience and the ability to carry the grace and glory of royalty.