The word "shi" means the Book of Songs, poets, and poems; "荻" means Di, Di bamboo shoots, and Di buds, which has a beautiful meaning.
The pronunciations of the music Su, Shi, and Di are sū, shī, and dí, and the tones are Yinping, Yinping, and Yangping.
The font Su has an up-and-down structure, and the name has 22 strokes; the poem has a left-right structure, and the name has 13 strokes; 荻 has an up-and-down structure, and the name has 13 strokes; the font is beautiful and easy to write.
The meaning of this name can be interpreted as: "Poetry · Oizhu". The idiom "wine dragon, poem and tiger" randi's reading expanded the artistic conception of the name.