Literature Reference: 君子惠而不费，劳而不怨，欲而不贪，泰而不骄，威而不猛。——《论语·尧曰》 The superior man is beneficent without great expenditure, works without complaint, desires without greed, is majestic without arrogance, and is imposing without being fierce. Source from 'The Analects of Confucius'.
惠: Kindness, bestowed favor. In names, it often signifies benefits, virtuous deeds, and the advantage of cultivating good relationships, facilitating the assistance of noble benefactors.
媛: Beauty and socialite. Often refers to women of graceful demeanor, embodying elegance and virtuous qualities.
Meaning: Hui signifies benevolence and kindness, while Yuan represents grace and elegance, embodying a woman of virtue and refinement.