Literature Reference: 轶，车相出也。——《说文》；婵，婵娟，姿态美好。——《广雅》 Yi means to surpass or excel, from 'Shuowen Jiezi'; Chan means graceful and elegant, from 'Guangya'.
轶: Transcendence and foresight. "Yi" in personal names extends to meanings of surpassing, extraordinary, leisure, and pleasure.
婵: The original meaning of "Chanjuan" refers to the moon, symbolizing beauty and elegance. In names, it often conveys the idea of being exceptionally beautiful and endearing, embodying a charm that is both captivating and cherished.
Meaning: Surpassing the ordinary with grace and elegance.