Literature Reference: 弘毅，任重而道远。——《论语》；彼其之子，邦之彦兮。——《诗经·郑风·羔裘》 To be broad-minded and resolute, the burden is heavy and the road is long. Source from 'The Analects'; That man, the finest of the state. Source from 'The Book of Songs'.
弘: "Hongtu," "Hongyang." In names, it often signifies vastness, expansiveness, and a grand, magnanimous demeanor.
彦: A person of exceptional talent and distinction.
Meaning: Broad-minded and virtuous, embodying wisdom and talent.