Literature Reference: 莫言行路难，夷狄如中国。—— 《杂曲歌辞 行路难》 Do not say the road is hard, for the barbarians are like the Middle Kingdom. Source from 'Zaqu Geci: Xinglu Nan'.
夷: Serene; Peaceful. Often signifies tranquility, serenity, and auspicious well-being in names.
狄: Petty clerks in ancient China, whose surnames were used with great discretion.
Meaning: The term 'Yidi' originally referred to the peripheral tribes in ancient China, symbolizing tolerance and integration, reflecting an open and diverse cultural spirit.