Literature Reference: 高山大泽征求尽，此时亦得辞渔樵，青袍裹身荷圣朝。 —— 《留别郑三韦九兼洛下诸公》 高适 Though high mountains and vast marshes are thoroughly searched, now I can leave fishing and woodcutting behind, robed in green, bearing the grace of the holy court. — From 'Farewell to Zheng San, Wei Jiu, and Other Friends in Luoyang' by Gao Shi.
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.
瑞: Auspicious fortune. Health, smooth progress, and all wishes fulfilled.
Meaning: Song Rui signifies the lofty heights of mountains and the auspiciousness of blessings, symbolizing grandeur and good fortune.