Literature Reference: 不作浮萍生，宁作藕花死。—— 《相和歌辞 江南曲》 温庭筠 Rather than living as duckweed, I would die as a lotus flower. Source from 'Xianghe Geci Jiangnan Qu' by Wen Tingyun.
藕: The lotus root, in its name, often symbolizes an upright and unyielding character, embodying integrity and moral steadfastness.
花: Flowers, blossoms, and fireworks. A metaphor for beauty as radiant as a blooming flower.
Meaning: Lotus flowers symbolize purity and resilience, preferring to be rooted in the soil rather than drifting aimlessly.