Literature Reference: 泥笋苞初荻，沙茸出小蒲。—— 《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》 Mud shoots sprout among reeds, and sandy fluff emerges from small cattails. Source from 'A Poem of Forty Rhymes Written While Drifting from Kuizhou to Jiangling, Spring of the Third Year of Dali'.
沙: Sand, grains of sand.
茸: The tender and delicate appearance of newly sprouted grass, evoking the image of lush and flourishing plants. Symbolizing softness and gentleness, it is particularly fitting for naming girls.
Meaning: Sandy fluff refers to the soft and delicate plants on sandy ground, symbolizing the tenacity of life and the gentleness of nature.