Literature Reference: 古堰对河壖，长林出淇口。—— 《自淇涉黄河途中作十三首 八》 Ancient weirs face the riverbanks, while tall forests emerge from the mouth of the Qi River. Source from 'Thirteen Poems on the Journey from Qi to the Yellow River, No. 8'.
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.
林: The forest, a realm of trees. When used in personal names, it signifies an open-hearted spirit, a sense of responsibility, and a peaceful detachment from worldly strife.
Meaning: The forests by the river symbolize resilience and vitality.