Literature Reference: 士君子之容：其冠进，其衣逢，其容良；俨然，壮然，祺然，恢恢然，广广然，昭昭然，荡荡然，是父兄之容也。其冠进，其衣逢，其容悫；俭然，恝然，辅然，端然，訾然，洞然，缀缀然，瞀瞀然，是子弟之容也。吾语汝学者之容：其冠絻，其缨禁缓，其容简连；填填然，狄狄然，莫莫然，睪睪然，是学者之容也。——《荀子·非十二子》 The demeanor of a scholar-gentleman: his hat is well-fitted, his clothes are proper, and his appearance is good; solemn, robust, auspicious, expansive, broad, clear, and magnanimous—such is the demeanor of an elder brother. His hat is well-fitted, his clothes are proper, and his appearance is sincere; frugal, detached, supportive, upright, cautious, insightful, diligent, and attentive—such is the demeanor of a younger brother. Let me tell you about the demeanor of a scholar: his hat is plain, the strings of his hat are loosely tied, and his appearance is straightforward; steady, diligent, modest, and respectful—such is the demeanor of a scholar. Source from 'Xunzi: Fei Shi'er Zi'.
士: Gentleman, lady, or sir, these terms are often used as elegant appellations for individuals of distinction, typically referring to those who possess an admirable demeanor, grace, and a refined sense of propriety. When applied to a name, it suggests that the person embodies a harmonious blend of character and poise.
政: Politics, political power. In names, it often signifies righteousness, nobility, and steadfastness.
Meaning: Shi Zheng signifies integrity, justice, and a sense of responsibility, symbolizing honest governance and effective administration.