Literature Reference: 君召使摈，色勃如也，足躩如也。揖所与立，左右手，衣前后襜如也。趋进，翼如也。宾退，必复命曰：“宾不顾矣。”——《论语·乡党篇》 When the prince summoned him to be a receptionist, his countenance would change, and his step would be brisk. He would bow to those standing with him, moving his hands to the left and right, and his robes would flow gracefully. When he hastened forward, it was as if he had wings. When the guests retired, he would report, saying, 'The guests do not look back.' — Source from 'Analects of Confucius, Xiang Dang Chapter.'
礼: Politeness, etiquette, and understanding of decorum. When used in personal names, it often conveys the meaning of courtesy, which is conducive to receiving assistance from noble benefactors.
宾: Host and guest, distinguished visitor. In names, it often conveys a sense of warmth and hospitality, embodying the sentiment of making guests feel at home.
Meaning: Treating guests with utmost respect and observing proper etiquette.