Literature Reference: 醉把青荷叶，狂遗白接䍠。—— 杜甫《陪郑广文游何将军山林十首 八》 Drunk, he held green lotus leaves; wildly, he left behind the white headscarf. Source from Du Fu's 'Ten Poems Accompanying Zheng Guangwen's Visit to General He's Mountain Villa, Poem 8'.
白: Understanding and intelligent. In names, it often signifies the ability to distinguish right from wrong and being as pure as flawless jade.
接: It implies bearing, approaching, continuing, or welcoming. It carries a passive connotation and should be used with caution.
Meaning: The white headscarf symbolizes purity, elegance, and an untainted character.