Literature Reference: 桑叶原上起，河凌山下深。—— 《淇上别刘少府子英》 The mulberry leaves rise from the plains, while the river ice runs deep beneath the mountain. Source from 'Qishang Bie Liu Shaofu Ziying'.
河: The Great Rivers and Mountains. In names, it often signifies the grandeur of vast rivers and towering mountains, symbolizing a person's broad-mindedness, extensive cultural knowledge, and the ability to forge good connections, embodying auspicious and virtuous connotations.
凌: Soaring high, reaching the skies. A metaphor for lofty aspirations and far-reaching ambitions.
Meaning: The river ice symbolizes depth and resilience, embodying a spirit of perseverance and moving forward.