Literature Reference: 士志于道，而耻恶衣恶食者，未足与议也。—— 《论语》 A scholar who is devoted to the truth but is ashamed of poor clothing and food is not worthy of discussion. Source from 'The Analects of Confucius'.
士: Gentleman, lady, or sir, these terms are often used as elegant appellations for individuals of distinction, typically referring to those who possess an admirable demeanor, grace, and a refined sense of propriety. When applied to a name, it suggests that the person embodies a harmonious blend of character and poise.
皓: Pure and radiant. In names, it often conveys the meaning of a broad-minded, elegant, and noble character.
Meaning: A scholar with noble aspirations, whose character shines bright and pure.