Literature Reference: 沁：沁人心脾；缨：长缨在手。—— 分别出自《诗经·小雅·鹿鸣》与《楚辞·离骚》 Qin: refreshing to the heart and soul; Ying: holding a long tassel. Sources from 'The Book of Songs' and 'The Songs of Chu'.
沁: It refers to the feeling of comfort and affection one experiences, with an extended meaning of auspiciousness, tranquility in life, and freedom from worries.
缨: Entwined and connected, it carries the connotation of filial piety when used in a person's name.
Meaning: Qin signifies freshness and invigoration, while Ying symbolizes resilience and determination, representing a refreshing and unyielding spirit.