Literature Reference: 昔献三雍盛礼容，今陈六佾崇仪制。—— 《郊庙歌辞 享文敬太子庙乐章 送文舞迎武舞》 In the past, the Three Yong rites were grand; today, the Six Yi dances honor the ceremonial system. Source from 'Jiaomiao Geci'.
仪:
"Demeanor and appearance, often associated with a name, signify gracefulness and appropriateness, leaving a favorable impression."
制: Regulations, to formulate; rules, laws, and principles. Beneficial for the future development of all aspects of fortune.
Meaning: The name signifies the reverence and inheritance of traditional ceremonial norms and systems.