Literature Reference: 铭者，自名也，自名以称扬其先祖之美而明著之后世者也。——《礼记·祭统》 An inscription is a self-proclamation, a way to praise the virtues of one's ancestors and make them known to future generations. Source from 'The Book of Rites: Sacrificial Records'.
铭: To engrave in memory and in heart. Practicing gratitude and filial piety fosters the making of virtuous connections and attracts the favor of noble souls.
彬: Describing elegance, this term embodies the essence of scholarly refinement. In names, it often signifies a person of high cultural cultivation, who conducts themselves with propriety and serves as a model for others to emulate.
Meaning: Ming signifies remembrance and engraving, symbolizing depth and eternity; Bin represents elegance and courtesy, symbolizing noble character and grace.