Literature Reference: 秉：执持；武：勇武。出自《诗经·周颂·我将》：'我将我享，维羊维牛，维其秉武。' Hold and wield; martial prowess. From 'The Book of Songs · Zhou Song · Wo Jiang': 'I will offer my sacrifices, with sheep and oxen, upholding martial valor.'
秉: To uphold and preside. In a name, it often signifies the meaning of adhering to one's beliefs, maintaining one's integrity, and being upright in character.
武: "Mighty and Majestic," often used in boys' names, embodies the essence of strength, robustness, and a formidable physique. This character is believed to promote physical fortitude and ensure a safe and secure life.
Meaning: Holding martial valor, symbolizing steadfastness, bravery, and strength.