Literature Reference: 秦皇曾虎视，汉祖亦龙颜。——《横吹曲辞 入关》 Qin Emperor once gazed like a tiger, while Han Emperor bore the majestic face of a dragon. Source from 'Hengchui Quci Rùguān'.
龙: The visage and form of the dragon. In a name, it symbolizes supreme authority and a distinguished status of noble stature, signifying a character that aids in the advancement of one's career.
颜: Visage, countenance.
Meaning: The face of a dragon symbolizes majesty and nobility, often used to describe the demeanor of an emperor, signifying extraordinary leadership and a distinguished identity.