春花厌
[chūn huā yàn]
'Chunhua Yan', literally means tired of spring flowers blooming. This name may reflect a somewhat world-weary sentiment. One possibility is disliking the bustling and temporary beauty associated with spring blossoms, or alternatively, yearning quietly despite being indifferent to the splendid appearance, possibly implying inner dissatisfaction with ephemeral or ostentatious externalities and seeking lasting spiritual tranquility or essence.