Literature Reference: 蕙草春已碧，兰花秋更红。—— 李德裕《春暮思平泉杂咏二十首·芳荪》 The orchid grass is already green in spring, and the orchids are even redder in autumn. Source from Li Deyu's 'Twenty Poems of Spring Thoughts on Pingquan: Fragrant Herbs'.
吟: Moaning and sighing, leaning against a tree, he chanted. — "Zhuangzi: The Fullness of Virtue"
蕙: Hui Xin. A metaphor for the noble character of a woman, "Hui Xin Wan Zhi" symbolizes the beauty and purity of a lady, while "Hui Zhi Lan Xin" illustrates her inner grace and outer elegance.
Meaning: The name implies purity and fragrance like the orchid grass, celebrating the beauty of nature.