Literature Reference: 月卿临幕府，星使出词曹。—— 《送柴司户充刘卿判官之岭外》 The moon-like official comes to the military headquarters, while the envoy of stars dispatches the literary officials. Source from 'Sending Chai Si to Serve as Liu Qing's Judge in Lingwai'.
月: The moon, with its serene and luminous glow, often symbolizes purity and preciousness in names, embodying the essence of a prosperous and harmonious life, filled with happiness and beauty.
卿: "Duke and Minister," in names often signifies individuals with great power and high status, conducive to the attainment of both prosperity and blessings.
Meaning: Moon-like official symbolizes noble and elegant qualities, shining like the bright moon, while 'Qing' represents dignity and talent.