Literature Reference: 琪，美玉也。——《说文解字》 Qi, meaning beautiful jade. Source from 'Shuowen Jiezi'.
琪: Jade. A character that embodies grace and purity.
Meaning: Qi symbolizes preciousness, beauty, purity, and excellence, akin to a priceless jade.
黄琪 (HUANG QI)
A Ming Dynasty official, who passed the imperial examination in 1481, served as the Transport Commissioner of Shandong and the Administrator of Jiangxi.
李琪 (Li Qi)
A Song Dynasty official, known for his work 'Spring and Autumn Annals: Chronicles of the Kingdoms'.
王琪 (Wang Qi)
An official and poet of the Northern Song Dynasty, known for his simple and quiet governance, and retired as the Vice Minister of Rites, author of 'Wang Qi's Poems'.