Literature Reference: 昼漏希闻高阁报，天颜有喜近臣知。—— 《紫宸殿退朝口号》 Rarely does the water clock sound from the high tower; the emperor's joyful countenance is known only to his closest ministers. Source from 'Zichen Dian Tuichao Haokou'.
天: The sky, encompassing all things between heaven and earth, when used in a name, often symbolizes grand ambitions and aspirations, as well as a lifetime of unwavering integrity. This character represents the auspiciousness of pure yang and solitary excellence, capable of bestowing the profound utility of great endeavors and significant achievements.
颜: Visage, countenance.
Meaning: The emperor's countenance symbolizes nobility, authority, and the virtues of wisdom and benevolence.