Literature Reference: 尧舜圣而慈仁兮，后世称而弗忘。—— 《沉江》 Yao and Shun were sage and benevolent, and their names were never forgotten by later generations. Source from 'Chen Jiang'.
仁: Benevolence and righteousness, in names often signify a person's high moral character and cultivation.
义: Justice and righteousness, often embodied in names, signify a strong sense of moral integrity and a clear conscience in one's words and deeds, depicting the noble virtues of an individual.
Meaning: Benevolence and righteousness represent kindness and justice, the core values of traditional Chinese culture.