Literature Reference: 嵩业，出自《送杨山人归嵩阳》中“不到嵩阳动十年，旧时心事已徒然。一二故人不复见，三十六峰犹眼前。” Sōngyè, derived from the poem 'Seeing Off Yang Shanren Returning to Songyang' by Gao Shi, with lines: 'Not having been to Songyang for ten years, old thoughts have become futile. A few old friends are no longer seen, but the thirty-six peaks still lie before my eyes.'
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.
业: Academic pursuits and career endeavors. This character embodies a fortunate destiny bestowed by the heavens, symbolizing gradual ascent and the achievement of grand accomplishments.
Meaning: Sōngyè symbolizes lofty aspirations and grand achievements, as steadfast as Mount Song and as towering as its peaks.