Literature Reference: 冰清玉洁，天然去雕饰。—— 《诗经·小雅·鹤鸣》 Pure as ice and jade, naturally without embellishment. Source from 'The Book of Songs, Xiaoya, The Cry of the Cranes.'
冰: Ice and frost, often symbolizing purity and composure in names, embody the virtues of integrity and calmness in conduct.
然: Affirmation and Promise. Herein lies a symbol of abundance, with wisdom in ample supply, venture forth with great auspiciousness.
Meaning: Pure as ice and jade, symbolizing natural and untainted beauty.