Literature Reference: 闻道江南种玉堂，折来和露斗新妆。却疑桃李夸三色，占得春光第一香。—— 《牡丹》 Hearing of the jade halls in Jiangnan, where peonies are plucked with dew to rival new adornments. Doubting peach and plum blossoms boast three colors, yet peonies claim the first fragrance of spring. Source from 'Peony'.
闻: Renowned. Eminent. In names, it often signifies fame, reputation, renown, and wisdom.
茵: The grass is lush and verdant, painting the landscape with a vibrant green that exudes vitality and youthful exuberance.
Meaning: Listening to the beauty of nature, as pure and fresh as lush green grass.