Literature Reference: 江碧鸟逾白，山青花欲燃。—— 《绝句二首 二》 杜甫 The river is so blue that the birds appear whiter, the mountains so green that the flowers seem ablaze. Source from 'Two Quatrains II' by Du Fu.
江: Rivers, lakes, and seas, when used in names, often evoke the scholarly spirit, profound wisdom, and the serene and refined demeanor of an individual, while also embodying the essence of relentless striving and perseverance.
碧:
The character "碧" originally referred to emerald-green jade, and later extended to signify the color emerald green. In names, it often conveys a sense of vitality and vibrancy.
Meaning: The name evokes the image of clear, emerald-green waters, symbolizing freshness, tranquility, and natural beauty.