A name from a poem
清揚
Pinyin qīng yángSimplified 清扬usually a girl’s name
Clear and gently radiant — like the Book of Songs.
What’s wished for
Clear spring over stone — Wang Wei. Named after the Book of Songs line “clear and gently fair” (清揚婉兮): refined brightness, not plain “crystal-clear.”
Where it comes from
清泉石上流
qīng quán shí shàng liú
“Clear spring water runs over the stones.”
— Wang Wei, “Autumn Evening in the Mountains” (山居秋暝)
About the two characters
- 清
- clear; free of mud or stain
- 揚
- to raise, to fly upward
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