Literature Reference: 双劒欲别风凄然，雌沈水底雄上天。江回汉转两不见，云交雨合知何年。古来万事皆由命，何用临岐苦涕涟。—— 《杂曲歌辞 古别离》 李益 Two swords part, the wind sighs mournfully; one sinks in the water, the other ascends to the sky. The rivers flow and turn, yet they never meet again. When will clouds and rain reunite? Since ancient times, all things are destined; why weep bitterly at the parting crossroads? Source from 'Miscellaneous Songs: Ancient Parting' by Li Yi.
临: Presence, albeit fleeting. It describes a person's demeanor, aura, and the intangible yet palpable atmosphere they exude.
岐: (Qishan) A mountain name in Shaanxi Province, China. It holds no specific meaning within names.
Meaning: At the crossroads of parting, it symbolizes important life choices and the sorrow of separation, embodying resilience and open-mindedness.