Literature Reference: 鹤前飞九转，壶里驻三光。—— 《柏崖老人号无名先生男削发女黄冠自以云泉独乐命予赋诗》 The crane flies nine turns ahead, and the light of the sun, moon, and stars resides within the gourd. Source from 'Poem for the Old Man of Baiya, Who Calls Himself Mr. Nameless, Whose Son Has Shaved His Head and Whose Daughter Wears a Taoist Crown, and Who Finds Joy in the Clouds and Streams Alone.'
鹤: The crane, revered as the celestial steed of the immortals in legend, often symbolizes standing out from the crowd and an endless flow of good fortune when used in names.
前: Ahead, in front, moving forward, the future. A future as splendid as brocade, depicting a prospect of great beauty and promise.
Meaning: The crane flying ahead symbolizes purity, longevity, and transcendence.