Literature Reference: 鹤鸣于九皋，声闻于天。——《诗经·小雅·鹤鸣》；璇玑玉衡，以齐七政。——《尚书·舜典》 The crane cries in the distant marsh, its voice reaching the heavens. Source from 'The Book of Songs'; The jade disc and jade balance were used to regulate the seven celestial bodies. Source from 'The Book of Documents'.
鹤: The crane, revered as the celestial steed of the immortals in legend, often symbolizes standing out from the crowd and an endless flow of good fortune when used in names.
璇: The term "beautiful jade" in a name often conveys the wish for the child to be as pure, flawless, and priceless as a piece of exquisite jade.
Meaning: Noble and pure as the crane, precious and beautiful as jade.