Literature Reference: “邃”字出自《庄子·秋水》：“夫道，覆载万物者也，洋洋乎大哉！吾未知其名，字之曰道，强为之名曰大。大曰逝，逝曰远，远曰反。”；“霞”字出自唐代李白《望庐山瀑布》：“日照香炉生紫烟，遥看瀑布挂前川。飞流直下三千尺，疑是银河落九天。” The character '邃' is derived from 'Zhuangzi·Qiushui': 'The Dao covers and carries all things, vast and magnificent! I do not know its name, so I call it Dao, and forcefully name it greatness. Greatness means passing away, passing away means far, far means returning.' The character '霞' is from Li Bai's 'Viewing the Waterfall at Mount Lu': 'The sunlit Censer Peak exhales purple mist; from afar the waterfall hangs like a river in the sky. Its torrent cascades three thousand feet straight down, as if the Milky Way were plunging from the heavens.'
邃: Profound: Deep and far-reaching.
霞: Rosy Clouds, the radiant glow of the sunset. In names, it often symbolizes beauty and radiance, bringing forth a vibrant and colorful life, and is believed to enhance romantic relationships.
Meaning: The name '邃霞' implies profound beauty, symbolizing wisdom and brilliance, like deep philosophy and radiant sunset glow.