Literature Reference: 迎春雪艳飘零极，度夕蟾华掩映多。—— 《梅花二首 二》 王初 In the evening, the radiant moon casts its glow, mingling with the lingering beauty of spring snow. Source from 'Two Poems on Plum Blossoms II' by Wang Chu.
蟾: The toad. (In Chinese culture, the toad is often associated with the moon and is a symbol of wealth and prosperity, particularly the three-legged toad, which is a popular Feng Shui charm.)
华: Huaxia, synonymous with China, often signifies excellence and talent in names. It embodies profound wisdom, promising a life of prosperity and happiness.
Meaning: The name 'Chan Hua' refers to the moonlight, symbolizing purity and brilliance, akin to the serene and radiant beauty of the moon.