Literature Reference: 余雪依林成玉树，残霙点岫即瑶岑。—— 《游长宁公主流杯池二十五首 二十五》 The lingering snow forms jade trees in the forest, and the remaining frost dots the peaks like jade hills. Source from 'Twenty-Five Poems on the Meandering Stream Pool of Princess Changning'.
瑶: In names, it often symbolizes beauty, preciousness, brightness, and purity, conducive to prosperous fortune and a splendid life.
岑: A small yet lofty hill. The character "岑" (Cén) used in a woman's name conveys the qualities of a refined lady, one who is well-behaved and understanding.
Meaning: Yao Cen refers to jade-like peaks, symbolizing nobility, purity, and resilience.