Literature Reference: 砚田无恶岁，酒国有长春。—— 元·方回《次韵寄题堪上人云外轩》 The inkstone fields are free from bad years, and the land of wine enjoys eternal spring. From 'Ci Yun Ji Ti Kan Shangren Yun Wai Xuan' by Fang Hui.
砚: The inkstone, one of the Four Treasures of the Study.
田: Fields. Homestead. In names, it often refers to cultivated land associated with harvest, symbolizing prosperity and a promising future in one's career.
Meaning: The inkstone field symbolizes the cultivation of culture, representing diligence and the accumulation of wisdom.