Literature Reference: “轶”意为超越，“美”意为美好。出自《诗经·大雅·文王》：“轶美前王，垂裕后昆。” 'Yi' means surpassing, and 'mei' means beauty. From 'The Book of Songs · Da Ya · King Wen': 'Surpassing the beauty of former kings, leaving blessings for future generations.'
轶: Transcendence and foresight. "Yi" in personal names extends to meanings of surpassing, extraordinary, leisure, and pleasure.
美: Beauty and grace. In names, it often signifies outstanding appearance, blissful happiness, conducive to fostering marital harmony and ensuring a life of comfort and ease.
Meaning: 'Yi Mei' signifies surpassing beauty, representing outstanding talent and noble character.