众爱卿平身
[zhòng ài qīng píng shēn]
'众爱卿平身' means 'All You Ministers Please Rise,' which originates from the historical imperial Chinese court settings wherein officials kowtowed before the emperor until granted permission to rise. Choosing this name can either signify a playful take on holding a position of power, humorously commanding reverence and order, or appreciating historical cultural references in governance.