南栀倾寒畏我心北葵向暖衬我心
[nán zhī qīng hán wèi wŏ xīn bĕi kuí xiàng nuăn chèn wŏ xīn]
This name translates to a poetic expression: 'Southern gardenia bends under cold and fears my heart while northern sunflower seeks warmth and sets off my heart.' It uses plants metaphorically; gardenias may represent someone close who is sensitive or affected by one's feelings, while the sunflower might symbolize something or someone attracted to positive emotions, both highlighting different aspects or impacts on the person's heart.