Literature Reference: 依：诗经《小雅·鹿鸣》 '依彼平林，有集维鷮。'
歆：诗经《大雅·文王》 '文王在上，于昭于天。周虽旧邦，其命维新。' Yi: From 'The Book of Songs·Xiaoya·Lu Ming' 'Beside the flat forest, pheasants gather.'
Xin: From 'The Book of Songs·Daya·King Wen' 'King Wen reigns above, shining in heaven. Though Zhou is an old state, its destiny is renewed.'
依: Relying on support, one navigates smoothly. With the aid of a noble benefactor, the path to prosperity is paved, fostering a lifetime of favorable fortune.
歆: Admiration and aspiration. In names, it often signifies the wisdom of learning from others' strengths to improve oneself, thereby fostering support and advancement in one's career.
Meaning: Yi: Reliance and affection, symbolizing gentleness and dependence.
Xin: Admiration and aspiration, symbolizing beauty and pursuit.