Literature Reference: 雪：白雪纷纷何所似，未若柳絮因风起。——《世说新语》
廉：廉者，民之表也。——《礼记》 Snow: 'What does the falling snow resemble? It is like willow catkins dancing in the wind.' Source from 'Shishuo Xinyu.'
Lian: 'The incorruptible are the models of the people.' Source from 'The Book of Rites.'
雪: Ice and snow, pure and white. In names, it often symbolizes purity, wisdom, and intelligence, fostering the cultivation of virtuous connections.
廉: Integrity and incorruptibility. In names, it often signifies the inheritance of the traditional virtues of the Chinese nation: loyalty, filial piety, honesty, trustworthiness, propriety, righteousness, and integrity.
Meaning: Snow symbolizes purity and innocence, while Lian represents integrity and incorruptibility, signifying noble character and moral excellence.