Literature Reference: Jiangxue is the name of an elixir in Taoist legends, also mentioned in the Tang dynasty poet Wang Jian's 'Palace Poem': 'Red snow falls, covering the ground in crimson.'
绛: Deep crimson, carrying no specific symbolism.
雪: Ice and snow, pure and white. In names, it often symbolizes purity, wisdom, and intelligence, fostering the cultivation of virtuous connections.
Meaning: Jiangxue symbolizes purity, elegance, and mystery, representing something as precious as an elixir and as beautiful as crimson snow.