Literature Reference: From 'Paying Homage to the Former Emperor's Portrait at Zhangren Temple' by Lady Xu of Shu: 'Tears wet the silk sleeves, as crimson clouds caress the embroidered robes.' From 'Inscriptions at Jinhua Palace' by Lady Xu of Shu: 'Blue mist and red haze ripple on the garments, as dew lingers on moss-covered stone paths.'
霞: Rosy Clouds, the radiant glow of the sunset. In names, it often symbolizes beauty and radiance, bringing forth a vibrant and colorful life, and is believed to enhance romantic relationships.
萱: The daylily, a plant both edible and ornamental, symbolizes health and beauty.
Meaning: Xiá symbolizes beauty like the crimson clouds, while Xuān represents the daylily, signifying the forgetting of sorrow and auspiciousness.