少年不食穷滋味
[shăo nián bù shí qióng zī wèi]
This name, loosely translated, means 'Youth does not taste the hardship of poverty.' It suggests that in youth, one is less affected by the difficulties of life or has a more carefree attitude towards adversity. This is inspired by a verse in classical Chinese literature that implies young people may be sheltered from understanding true hardships until later in life.