芳（fang）
Name meaning
芳 (fang) means fragrance, fine aroma and, by extension, good reputation or moral beauty. In names it is classic feminine, but its best use is literary and dignified rather than perfume-like.
Practical naming use
芳 (fang) works for graceful names with cultural fragrance: visible beauty joined to good quality. It is familiar and feminine, so a strong pairing should keep it from becoming generic by adding clarity, restraint, learning or inner steadiness. Here fragrance is moral and cultural fragrance, not cosmetic sweetness. That keeps 芳 (Fang) useful for respectful feminine names instead of decorative filler.
Pair 芳 (fang) with clarity, elegance or calm: 芳雅 (Fangya), 芳清 (Fangqing), 芳文 (Fangwen) or 芳宁 (Fangning). Avoid adding another decorative flower character unless the name is intentionally floral.
芳雅 (Fangya): Fang contributes fragrant, virtuous reputation; Ya adds elegant, refined.
Historical / name-use references
芳官 (Fangguan)
Fangguan is a young performer character in Dream of the Red Chamber. Her name directly contains the target character, giving it a classical-fiction anchor around fragrance, performance and youth.
Use notes
Older feminine feel; best in classic pairings.