Literature Reference: “尧”为上古圣君之名，“哲”出自《诗经·大雅·文王》：“哲夫成城，哲妇倾城。” 'Yao' refers to the ancient sage king, while 'Zhe' is derived from 'The Book of Songs·Da Ya·King Wen': 'A wise man builds a city, a wise woman conquers it.'
尧: Ancient emperor's name, symbolizing a person of both virtue and talent.
哲: Philosophy, the essence of wisdom. In names, it often signifies a person of astute intellect, profound knowledge, and exceptional literary refinement.
Meaning: Yao represents sage kingship and greatness, while Zhe symbolizes wisdom and brilliance, signifying extraordinary talent and intelligence.