Literature Reference: 沅有芷兮澧有兰，思公子兮未敢言。—— 《楚辞·九歌·湘夫人》 The Yuan River has its fragrant orchids, the Li River its sweet grasses; I think of my lord, yet dare not speak. Source from 'Chu Ci: Nine Songs: The Lady of the Xiang River'.
芷: Zhiruo (a type of fragrant herb). A name befitting a woman, exuding classical elegance.
瑶: In names, it often symbolizes beauty, preciousness, brightness, and purity, conducive to prosperous fortune and a splendid life.
Meaning: Zhi, a fragrant herb, symbolizes purity; Yao, a precious jade, symbolizes rarity. The name implies noble character and preciousness.