Literature Reference: 子，男子之美称也；坤，地也，万物之母也。—— 《易经》 Zi, a term of honor for men; Kun, the earth, the mother of all things. Source from 'The Book of Changes'.
子: Descendants, offspring. It also refers to the favored children of heaven, those who are learned and virtuous.
坤: Qian and Kun, with Qian representing heaven and Kun symbolizing earth, embody the essence of all things in the universe. When used in personal names, they reflect an individual's lofty aspirations and dreams.
Meaning: Zi symbolizes wisdom and virtue, while Kun represents the earth and inclusiveness, implying profound wisdom and a broad mind.