Literature Reference: 浩歌惜芳杜，散发轻华簪。—— 《杂曲歌辞 游子吟》 顾况 Singing loudly, I cherish the fragrant plants, and let my hair down, lightly removing the ornate hairpin. Source from 'Zaqu Ciyou Zi Yin' by Gu Kuang.
华: Huaxia, synonymous with China, often signifies excellence and talent in names. It embodies profound wisdom, promising a life of prosperity and happiness.
簪: Hairpin, golden hairpin, jade hairpin.
Meaning: The ornate hairpin symbolizes nobility and elegance, while letting the hair down represents freedom and carefreeness.