Literature Reference: 予怀明德，不大声以色。——《诗经·大雅·皇矣》
宸游近甸，凤辇凌虚。——《全唐诗》 I cherish virtue, not loudness nor ostentation. — 'The Book of Songs'
The emperor's journey nears the fields, his phoenix carriage rises high. — 'Complete Tang Poems'
予: The essence of giving lies in benevolence and love, embodying the spirit of selfless dedication while presenting oneself with grace and generosity.
宸: In names, it often signifies a life free from worries about food and clothing, embodying abundance and leisurely contentment.
Meaning: Yu signifies giving and bestowing, while Chen represents the emperor's abode, symbolizing nobility and authority. The name implies being endowed with wisdom and virtue.