What does Bao Guang mean?

Bao Guang's explanation, magical brilliance. "Shurangama Sutra" Volume 1: "Instantly, precious light gushes from the word' Shu', and its light is dazzling with Baise." "Cloud Seven Signs" Volume 30: "The sun and the moon compete for glory, and my body is formed." Liu Dakui's Preface to Poems in Luoxi Garden in Qing Dynasty: "My husband's articles will be handed down to later generations, and there will be the spirit of the elite of heaven and earth, such as pearls and jade, coral and wood, and they will be thrown away, and the night light will be visible to anyone who looks at the spirit." The 19th chapter of "Evil Sea Flower": "All kinds of exquisite western things, reflecting two red palace candles on the kang, are even more blurred in color and sparkling in treasure." The interpretation of the word Bao (jade) refers to something precious: Bao. Sword. Treasure. Treasure (measure) national treasure. Treasure. Treasure. Family heirloom. If you get the treasure. Precious. The emperor's seal refers to the throne. Deng Dabao (the emperor ascended the throne). Politeness is used to address other people's treasures. Bao Guang's explanation is the sun, fire, electricity and so on. The radiation dazzles people's eyes, makes people feel bright, and can see the object: sunlight. Moonlight. It's on fire. Guanghua (bright brilliance). Honor: coming (honorific, meaning that the arrival of guests brings glory to the host). Patronize. Recover. Achieve greatness: achieve greatness.