Literature Reference: 依羽之名，虽未见明确典籍出处，然‘依’字常见于诗词，如‘依依墟里烟’（陶渊明《归园田居》）；‘羽’字则见于‘羽扇纶巾’（苏轼《念奴娇·赤壁怀古》）等。 While 'Yiyu' lacks a direct classical reference, 'Yi' appears in poems like 'Smoke curling from the village' (Tao Yuanming's 'Return to the Fields'). 'Yu' is found in phrases like 'Feather fan and silk turban' (Su Shi's 'Niannujiao: Chibi Nostalgia').
依: Relying on support, one navigates smoothly. With the aid of a noble benefactor, the path to prosperity is paved, fostering a lifetime of favorable fortune.
羽: Feather, a symbol of lightness and aspiration, signifies the carrier of dreams. In a name, it bestows the grace of a bird in flight, a harbinger of ambition and the realization of one's aspirations.
Meaning: 'Yiyu' conveys tender attachment and lightness like feathers, symbolizing grace and freedom.