Literature Reference: 野桑穿井长，荒竹过墙生。—— 《原上新居十三首 十三》 Wild mulberries grow through the well, and wild bamboos stretch over the wall. Source from 'Thirteen Poems of the New Residence in the Wilderness'.
桑: Mulberry and Fusang. They metaphorically represent a person's warm-heartedness, boldness, dignified demeanor, and magnanimous character.
井: The well, orderly and methodical. When used in a person's name, it often signifies someone who is well-organized and systematic in their actions.
Meaning: The mulberry and well symbolize the vitality of nature and the tranquility of rural life, representing a simple yet resilient way of living.