Literature Reference: 永字取自《诗经·小雅·鹿鸣之什·鹿鸣》：'永言配命，自求多福。'峻字取自《楚辞·九章·涉江》：'山峻高以蔽日兮，下幽晦以多雨。' 'Yong' is from 'The Book of Songs: Xiao Ya·Lu Ming Zhi Shi·Lu Ming': 'Eternal words match destiny, seek blessings for oneself.' 'Jun' is from 'Chu Ci·Jiu Zhang·She Jiang': 'The mountains are high and steep, blocking the sun; below is dark and rainy.'
永: Forever, enduring. In the name, it conveys the meaning of being diligent and responsible, with a promising and bright future in one's career.
峻: The mountain looms high and steep, towering majestically, capturing the gaze of countless admirers.
Meaning: 'Yong' signifies eternity and longevity, while 'Jun' represents height and excellence, together conveying steadfastness and lofty aspirations.