Literature Reference: 杭字出自《诗经·小雅·采薇》：'我行其野，芃芃其麦。'咨字出自《尚书·洪范》：'咨四岳，有能典朕三礼者？' Hang is from 'The Book of Songs: Xiao Ya · Cai Wei': 'I walk in the wild, lush is the wheat.' Zi is from 'The Book of Documents: Hong Fan': 'Consult the four mountains, who can preside over my three rites?'
杭: Hangzhou, Hang Yu. It signifies an ark, a vessel; to sail, to advance.
咨: Consultation; inquiry, in a name, it often signifies being thorough and thoughtful in handling matters.
Meaning: Hang symbolizes vastness and steadiness, while Zi signifies wisdom and deep thought. The name conveys broad-mindedness and profound wisdom.