Literature Reference: 应经帝子渚，同泣舜苍梧。—— 《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》 We should pass the shores of the emperor’s son, and weep together at Shun’s Cangwu. Source from 'A Poem of Forty Rhymes Written on Departing from Qutang Gorge in the Spring of the Third Year of Dali, After a Long Stay in Kuizhou, Heading to Jiangling While Drifting.'
舜: Ancient name. Legendary emperor of ancient China. Known as Youyu Shi, historically referred to as Emperor Shun of Yu. Shun passed the throne to Yu the Great of Xia.
苍: Indigo blue, deep green.
Meaning: Shun Cang symbolizes the benevolence of the sage and the lofty aspirations, embodying the virtue of Emperor Shun and the vastness of the heavens.