Literature Reference: 请歌牵白马，自舞踏红茵。—— 《杂曲歌辞 长安少年行十首 七》 李廓 Inviting songs to lead the white horse, dancing freely on the red grass. Source from 'Miscellaneous Songs: Ten Poems of Chang'an's Young Wanderers, No. 7' by Li Kuo.
红: Red, vibrant and prosperous. In names, it often symbolizes joy and flourishing, conducive to wealth and success, embodying a thriving and auspicious life.
茵: The grass is lush and verdant, painting the landscape with a vibrant green that exudes vitality and youthful exuberance.
Meaning: Red grass symbolizes passion and vitality, representing a life full of vigor and enthusiasm.