Literature Reference: 允溪无出处，但‘允’字见于《诗经·大雅·文王》‘允文允武’，‘溪’字常见于古典诗词中，如‘溪水潺潺’等。 The character 'Yun' originates from 'The Book of Songs·Da Ya·King Wen' with the phrase 'Yun Wen Yun Wu,' while 'Xi' often appears in classical poetry, such as 'the murmuring stream.'
允: Promise, to permit. It metaphorically signifies honesty and trustworthiness, ensuring that every commitment is fulfilled.
溪: A babbling brook, a gentle stream. It symbolizes a life of serenity and prosperity.
Meaning: Yun signifies honesty and fairness, while Xi symbolizes clarity and agility, collectively representing purity and sincerity like a clear stream.