Literature Reference: 翊,辅也。——《说文》；鹏之徙于南冥也,水击三千里。——《庄子·逍遥游》 'Yi' means to assist, from 'Shuowen'; 'Peng' refers to the legendary bird that flaps its wings for three thousand miles, from 'Zhuangzi: Xiao Yao You'.
翊:
Soaring, ascending high.
鹏: Legend has it that the largest bird, often referred to as a symbol of great ambition and soaring aspirations, embodies the spirit of striving towards lofty goals with wings spread wide. This character is believed to enhance one's career prospects and fortune.
Meaning: Yi Peng symbolizes assistance and soaring, representing support from noble figures, lofty aspirations, and the ability to spread one's wings and fly high.