Literature Reference: 嵩花，出自高适《留别郑三韦九兼洛下诸公》中“高山大泽征求尽”一句，意指嵩山之花，象征高洁与坚韧。 Songhua, derived from the line 'The high mountains and great marshes are thoroughly searched' in Gao Shi's 'Farewell to Zheng San and Wei Jiu, and Other Friends in Luoyang,' symbolizes purity and resilience.
嵩:
Originally signifying the lofty stature of a mountain, it carries in names connotations of grandeur, nobility, prosperity, and steadfastness, embodying a profound cultural essence.
花: Flowers, blossoms, and fireworks. A metaphor for beauty as radiant as a blooming flower.
Meaning: Songhua symbolizes purity, resilience, and uniqueness, like the flowers of Mount Song, blooming brilliantly even in adversity.