Literature Reference: 锡飞常近鹤，杯渡不惊鸥。—— 《送僧归日本》 The monk's staff flies close to the crane, and the cup-crossing startles not the gulls. Source from 'Song Monk Return to Japan'.
锡: Metal element, bestowed as a reward. In a name, it often signifies the auspicious appearance of a noble individual, embodying elegance, multifaceted talent, and harboring great hopes and aspirations.
飞: Soaring swiftly, it embodies rapid movement and agility. When used in personal names, it often signifies quick reflexes and swift actions, as well as aspirations of great ambition and lofty ideals.
Meaning: The monk's staff flies, symbolizing wisdom and transcendence, while 'flying' represents freedom and lofty aspirations.