画扇迟迟扇遮颜
[huà shàn chí chí shàn zhē yán]
In this name, '画扇' means a painted fan, which was once a common accessory for ladies in ancient China. '迟迟扇遮颜' suggests hesitantly using the fan to partly hide one's face, often associated with shy, modest feelings. Overall, it depicts an elegant yet reserved mood typical of classical literature.