Literature Reference: “彦”出自《诗经·大雅·文王》：“思皇多士，生此王国。王国克生，维周之桢。济济多士，文王以宁。” “汝”出自《诗经·小雅·鹿鸣》：“我有嘉宾，鼓瑟吹笙。吹笙鼓簧，承筐是将。人之好我，示我周行。” The character 'Yan' comes from the 'Book of Songs: Major Odes of the Kingdom - King Wen': 'Such splendid talents are born in this kingdom. The kingdom thrives, the pillars of Zhou. With many talents gathered, King Wen finds peace.' The character 'Ru' comes from the 'Book of Songs: Minor Odes - The Deer's Call': 'I have honored guests, playing the zither and blowing the panpipes. The panpipes and reeds play, offering baskets of gifts. Those who love me show me the righteous path.'
彦: A person of exceptional talent and distinction.
汝: The character "Shui" (水), representing water, aids in the harmonious expression of one's favorable deity.
Meaning: Yan refers to a person of talent and virtue, while Ru is a respectful term for others, symbolizing exceptional talent, noble character, and respect from others.