Literature Reference: 耀：光明，光辉。《说文解字》：‘耀，照也。’堂：高大，庄严。《论语·泰伯》：‘君子所贵乎道者三：动容貌，斯远暴慢矣；正颜色，斯近信矣；出辞气，斯远鄙倍矣。’ Yao: Brightness, radiance. From 'Shuowen Jiezi': 'Yao means to shine.' Tang: Grand, dignified. From 'The Analects of Confucius': 'There are three things of which the superior man stands in awe: by a subject of the law, he stands in awe; by a subject of the rites, he stands in awe; by a subject of words, he stands in awe.'
耀: Originally signifying illumination, it extends to symbolize brilliance and luminosity.
堂: The main hall, the distinguished guest. In names, it often refers to someone handsome and dashing.
Meaning: Yao Tang symbolizes radiance and dignity, embodying light and nobility.