The name 'Xiao' is a variant of 'Xián' and carries significant cultural and historical connotations in Chinese contexts. It is associated with the virtue of filial piety (Chinese: 孝; pinyin: Xiào), which emphasizes being good to parents, a cornerstone of Chinese cultural values. Additionally, 'Xiao' refers to various entities such as a Chinese end-blown flute, a military rank, geographical locations, and mythological creatures, reflecting its diverse usage and importance in Chinese culture.