Literature Reference: 若楠，无明确出处，但‘若’字常见于古典诗词，如‘若教眼底无离恨，不信人间有白头’。——《鹧鸪天》 No specific source, but the character '若' is often found in classical poetry, such as 'If there were no sorrow in the eyes, one would not believe in white hair in the world.' from 'Zhegutian'.
若: If, as if. This character, when used in personal names, often signifies innate beauty, elegant demeanor, and other refined qualities.
楠: Nan bamboo, nan wood. In personal names, "Nan" conveys the meanings of steadfastness, stability, nobility, and extraordinary qualities.
Meaning: Ruonan implies resilience like the nanmu tree and gentleness like jade.