Literature Reference: 玉靶角弓珠勒马，汉家将赐霍嫖姚。—— 《横吹曲辞 出塞》 Jade-handled bows and pearl-bridled horses, the Han emperor bestowed upon Huo Piao Yao. Source from 'Heng Chui Qu Ci Chu Sai'.
霍: Swift. Used in personal names to describe someone who acts with lightning speed and decisiveness, free from procrastination, which aids in career success.
姚: The surname "Xing" generally refers to a beautiful appearance, often used to describe a person, usually a woman, who is both lovely and elegant.
Meaning: Huo Piao Yao, the nickname of the famous Han Dynasty general Huo Qubing, symbolizes bravery and outstanding military achievements.