Explanation of the name "廉"
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Hanyu Pinyin:lián
Five Elements:Wood
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Cultural Meaning:82%
Literature Reference: 廉者,民之表也。——《礼记·大学》 The integrity of the ruler is the model for the people. Source from 'The Great Learning'.
廉: Integrity and incorruptibility. In names, it often signifies the inheritance of the traditional virtues of the Chinese nation: loyalty, filial piety, honesty, trustworthiness, propriety, righteousness, and integrity.
Meaning: The character 'Lian' embodies integrity, uprightness, and moral purity.
黄廉 (Huang Lian)
a Northern Song Dynasty official, known for his governance and reforms in tea law.
朱廉 (ZHU LIAN)
An official during the Qing Dynasty, served as the educational commissioner in Jiande, Anhui, and established the Wenchang Palace and Lantai Academy.
翟廉 (Zhai Lian)
An official of the Qing Dynasty, known by the courtesy name Jingsheng and the pseudonym Jilu, he was a native of Zhaozhou, a Jinshi of the Shunzhi era, and served as a Provincial Administration Commissioner in Guangxi, with works including 'Huan You Ou Ji'.