Literature Reference: 古之学者为己，今之学者为人。君子之学也，以美其身；小人之学也，以为禽犊。——《论语·宪问》 The learning of the ancients was for themselves; the learning of today's scholars is for others. The learning of a gentleman is to beautify himself; the learning of a petty person is to serve as a tool. Source from 'The Analects of Confucius, Chapter Xian Wen'.
书: Books, repositories of knowledge, embody wisdom. They express art and literature, convey profound thoughts, facilitate emotional expression, and are adorned with literary elegance.
卿: "Duke and Minister," in names often signifies individuals with great power and high status, conducive to the attainment of both prosperity and blessings.
Meaning: Shu Qing signifies a learned and virtuous gentleman, embodying erudition and humility.