Literature Reference: 鸳鸿不易狎，龙虎未宜驯。—— 《赠王二十四侍御契四十韵》 Phoenixes and swans are not easy to tame, dragons and tigers are not meant to be domesticated. Source from 'Forty Rhymes Presented to Wang Twenty-Four, Attendant Censor'.
鸾: The Luan bird, a divine and mythical creature, often symbolizes exceptional talent and extraordinary elegance when used in names.
鸿: Hongbo, Hongyun. In names, it often conveys the meaning of illustrious prosperity and good fortune at hand.
Meaning: Luan-Hong symbolizes nobility and extraordinary talent, often used to describe people of great ability and virtue.