Literature Reference: 《诗经·大雅·文王》：'文王在上，于昭于天。周虽旧邦，其命维新。有命自天，命此文王。于周于京，缵戎祖考。' King Wen is on high, shining in the heavens. Though Zhou is an ancient state, its destiny is renewed. The mandate comes from heaven, appointing King Wen. In Zhou and in the capital, he continues the legacy of his ancestors. Source from 'The Book of Songs - Greater Odes - King Wen'.
荣: Prosperity and honor. In a name, it often signifies flourishing wealth and respect, conducive to a bountiful fortune and esteemed status.
祯: Auspiciousness. In names, it often conveys the virtue of being kind-hearted and discerning right from wrong, which is conducive to receiving assistance from noble benefactors.
Meaning: Rong signifies prosperity and flourishing, while Zhen represents auspiciousness and blessings, symbolizing a life of wealth, good fortune, and enduring blessings.