Literature Reference: 楚谣襦袴整三年，喉舌新恩下九天。鼓角雄都分节钺，蛇龙旧国罢楼船。昆河已在兵钤内，堂柳空留鹤岭前。多病无由酬一顾，鄢陵千骑去翩翩。—— 《送周尚书赴滑台》 Three years of Chu songs and robes, new favors descend from the heavens. Drums and horns divide the royal city, old kingdoms cease their wars. The Kun River lies within military boundaries, willows by the hall remain at Crane Ridge. Ill and unable to repay a glance, a thousand riders of Yanling depart gracefully. Source from 'Song of Zhou Shangshu to Huatai'.
鄢: The name of a vassal state during the Zhou Dynasty in China, located in the area of present-day Yanling County, Henan Province.
陵: Mountainous hills, a natural auspicious character, embody a spiritual essence that promises a lifetime of peace and stability.
Meaning: Yanling signifies a place of deep historical and cultural significance, embodying antiquity and solemnity.