A name from a poem
晴翠
Pinyin qíng cuìusually a girl’s name
Young leaves shining green — a hillside that lights up at a glance.
What’s wished for
Sunlit green reaching even a ruined wall — from the poem of grass that wildfire cannot kill. Tough life-force, and a glow that lifts a room.
Where it comes from
晴翠接荒城
qíng cuì jiē huāng chéng
“Their sunny green joins ruined walls in sight.”
— Bai Juyi, “Grass on the Ancient Plain: A Farewell” (赋得古原草送别)
About the two characters
- 晴
- clear weather
- 翠
- kingfisher-green
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