Literature Reference: 出尘皆野鹤，历块匪辕驹。—— 《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》 Beyond the mundane, all are wild cranes; traversing the world, none are mere colts. Source from 'A Forty-Line Poem Written While Drifting from Kuizhou to Jiangling in the Spring of the Third Year of Dali.'
辕: The shaft of a carriage, also referred to as the driving shaft, is used to denote government offices as well.
驹: The youthful steed, in its name, often signifies a young and dashing individual.
Meaning: Yuanju metaphorically represents young talents yet to mature, symbolizing growth and potential.