Literature Reference: 乾坤霾涨海，雨露洗春芜。—— 《大历三年春白帝城放船出瞿塘峡久居夔府将适江陵漂泊有诗凡四十韵》 Heaven and earth are shrouded in mist, and rain and dew cleanse the spring weeds. Source from 'Forty Verses on Drifting from Kuizhou to Jiangling in Spring of the Third Year of Dali'.
春: Spring, a season of vitality. In names, it often signifies warmth and comfort, fostering a prosperous and harmonious life, imbued with auspiciousness and well-being.
芜: The grass grows in wild disarray.
Meaning: Spring weeds symbolize the vitality and hope of spring, hinting at new beginnings and prosperity.