Literature Reference: 清卿之名，虽无直接出处，然‘清’字常见于古典诗词，如‘清水出芙蓉，天然去雕饰’。——李白《经乱离后天恩流夜郎忆旧游书怀赠江夏韦太守良宰》 Though 'Qingqing' has no direct source, the character 'qing' appears frequently in classical poetry, such as 'Clear water produces lotus flowers, naturally free from adornment.' — Li Bai
清: Pure and clear. When used in personal names, it often symbolizes gentleness, virtue, and talent, representing innate intelligence and a noble, auspicious character.
卿: "Duke and Minister," in names often signifies individuals with great power and high status, conducive to the attainment of both prosperity and blessings.
Meaning: Qingqing signifies freshness, purity, and elegance.