Literature Reference: 纶阁九华前，森沈彩仗连。—— 《和常舍人晚秋集贤院即事十二韵寄赠江南徐薛二侍郎》 Before the Jiuhua in the Imperial Secretariat, the colorful banners are densely connected. Source from 'He Chang She Ren Wan Qiu Ji Xian Yuan Ji Shi Shi Er Yun Ji Zeng Jiang Nan Xu Xue Er Shi Lang'.
纶: Originally referring to the line used in fishing, when used as a personal name, it metaphorically extends to signify a person's learning and abilities.
阁: The attic, often constructed at high elevations, offers a vantage point for distant views. In names, it frequently symbolizes the elegance of pavilions and towers, the vibrant hues of flying eaves, and the aspiration to ascend prestigious halls and platforms.
Meaning: The Imperial Secretariat symbolizes authority and nobility.