Literature Reference: 诗：诗三百，一言以蔽之，思无邪。——《论语》
琦：瑰意琦行，超然独处。——《楚辞》 Poetry: 'The three hundred poems can be summed up in one phrase: no evil thoughts.' Source from 'Analects of Confucius'.
Qi: 'Exquisite thoughts and rare actions, standing alone and transcendent.' Source from 'Chu Ci'.
诗: Poet, poetry. The imagery and sentiment of verse symbolize the beauty of life.
琦: Qizhen. In the name, it often signifies beauty and preciousness, fostering a life of prosperity and a harmonious family.
Meaning: Poetry represents literary talent and noble sentiments, while Qi symbolizes rarity and uniqueness. The name implies extraordinary talent and noble character, as elegant as poetry and as precious as Qi.