Literature Reference: 翰墨飘香，明德惟馨。—— 《礼记·大学》 The fragrance of ink lingers, and virtue shines brightly. Source from 'The Book of Rites: The Great Learning'.
翰: The original meaning is "feather." In personal names, it often conveys the aspiration of having lofty ambitions and soaring to great heights, symbolizing the potential to enhance one's career and academic fortunes.
明: Intelligent, radiant, and promising. When used in names, it often signifies hope, a brilliant mind, and a bright future in one's endeavors.
Meaning: Culture and knowledge are symbolized by ink, while virtue and wisdom represent noble character.