Literature Reference: 有喜留攀桂，无劳问转蓬。—— 《上巳日徐司录林园宴集》 Joyfully staying to climb the laurel, no need to ask the drifting tumbleweed. Source from 'Shangri Day Feast at Xu Silu's Garden'.
攀: Grasping and climbing upwards, forging connections. In names, it often signifies continuous ascent and striving for success, symbolizing upward mobility and diligent effort. Beneficial for career advancement.
桂: Osmanthus, the fragrant and elegant flower, often symbolizes beauty and grace in names, fostering auspicious connections and the fortunate encounter with noble benefactors.
Meaning: Climbing the laurel signifies striving for excellence, symbolizing great achievements in academics or career.