Literature Reference: 蕙：采芳洲兮杜若，将以遗兮下女。——《楚辞·九歌·湘夫人》；宁：文王在上，于昭于天。周虽旧邦，其命维新。有周不显，帝命不时。文王陟降，在帝左右。——《诗经·大雅·文王》 The 'Hui' is derived from 'Chu Ci·Nine Songs·Lady of the Xiang River': 'Gathering fragrant herbs on the islet, I will gift them to the maidens.' Hui is a fragrant herb symbolizing purity and elegance. 'Ning' is derived from 'The Book of Songs·Great Odes·King Wen': 'King Wen is above, shining in heaven. Although Zhou is an old state, its destiny is renewed. The Zhou is not insignificant, the mandate of heaven is timely. King Wen ascends and descends, at the left and right of the Emperor.' Ning means peace and tranquility.
蕙: Hui Xin. A metaphor for the noble character of a woman, "Hui Xin Wan Zhi" symbolizes the beauty and purity of a lady, while "Hui Zhi Lan Xin" illustrates her inner grace and outer elegance.
宁: Tranquility and safety, often chosen as names, embody parents' heartfelt wishes for their children to lead a peaceful and secure life.
Meaning: Hui symbolizes purity and elegance, while Ning symbolizes peace and tranquility. The name as a whole conveys purity, elegance, and a peaceful life.