Literature Reference: 《尚书·大禹谟》：'立政以德，譬如北辰，居其所而众星共之。'；《左传·宣公十五年》：'文子曰：“吾闻之，兵可千日不用，不可一日不备。' 'To govern with virtue is like the North Star, which remains in its place while all other stars revolve around it.' from 'Shangshu·Dayu Mo'; 'Wenzi said: I have heard that weapons can remain unused for a thousand days, but they must not be unprepared for a single day.' from 'Zuo Zhuan·Duke Xuan 15'.
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韬: Strategem and wisdom in a name often signify a person of versatile talents, whose virtue and ability far surpass the masses. It is conducive to receiving support from noble benefactors.
Meaning: 'Li' signifies establishment and steadfastness, representing achievement; 'Tao' signifies strategy and wisdom, embodying foresight and inner depth.