惊蛰小满
[jīng zhé xiăo măn]
Both names come from traditional Chinese solar terms (二十四节气), representing two distinct stages in springtime: 'Jingzhe (Awakening of Insects)' when winter pests become active again, marking new growth; 'Xiaoman (Grain Full)', a period signaling harvest readiness. Using them together suggests renewal and fulfillment, blending elements from agricultural cycles and cultural practices.