Literature Reference: The Emperor said to King Wen, 'I cherish your virtue, not loud or harsh, not long summer or change. Without knowing, follow the Emperor's rules.' Source from 'The Book of Songs·Da Ya·Huang Yi'.
歆: Admiration and aspiration. In names, it often signifies the wisdom of learning from others' strengths to improve oneself, thereby fostering support and advancement in one's career.
予: The essence of giving lies in benevolence and love, embodying the spirit of selfless dedication while presenting oneself with grace and generosity.
Meaning: Cherishing virtue and gratitude, symbolizing noble character and goodwill.