Literature Reference: 鹤羽冲风过海迟，不如却使青龙去。—— 《杂曲歌辞 神仙曲》 The crane's feathers struggle against the wind, crossing the sea slowly; better to let the azure dragon go instead. Source from 'Miscellaneous Songs: Song of the Immortals'.
鹤: The crane, revered as the celestial steed of the immortals in legend, often symbolizes standing out from the crowd and an endless flow of good fortune when used in names.
羽: Feather, a symbol of lightness and aspiration, signifies the carrier of dreams. In a name, it bestows the grace of a bird in flight, a harbinger of ambition and the realization of one's aspirations.
Meaning: The crane's feathers symbolize purity, transcendence, and longevity, representing a lofty and ethereal spirit.