Literature Reference: 今日虏平将换妾，不如罗袖舞春风。——《横吹曲辞 骢马曲》 Now that the enemy is pacified, I would rather dance with my silk sleeves in the spring breeze than be exchanged as a concubine. Source from 'Hengchui Quci Congma Qu'.
罗: Scattered and arrayed, in names it often conveys the imagery of stars spread across the sky, symbolizing vast territories, orderly arrangements, and widespread distribution.
袖: Concealed within the sleeve.
Meaning: Silk sleeves symbolize grace and elegance, while dancing in the spring breeze expresses freedom and joy.