Literature Reference: 薏苡仁，味甘，微寒。——《本草纲目》；茉莉意象见于白居易《池上》。 Coix seed, sweet and slightly cold. From 'Compendium of Materia Medica'; Jasmine imagery from Bai Juyi's 'On the Pond'.
薏: Coix seed, Job's tears, or yi ren, embodies purity and elegance in its name, signifying the ability to rise untainted from the mire, much like a lotus flower emerging pristine from the mud.
莉: Jasmine. In names, it often symbolizes fragrance and purity, conducive to winning affection from others and fostering widespread goodwill.
Meaning: The name signifies freshness, elegance, and natural beauty.