Lu Bu in Chinese / Japanese...

嫘 is one Chinese surname that romanizes as Lei.

There are other characters that romanize as Lei, and are surnames. Make sure you get the right one.

I believe this is also a surname in Korean, where it's written as 루 and pronounced like "Ru" or "Lu" in modern Korean.

While this character literally means law, regulation or rules, it's also a surname Lü in Chinese and name Ritsu in Japanese.

In more ancient times (and for some people still), this can refer to East Asian criminal code, or vinaya (rules for the monastic community). For Japanese Buddhists, this can be the Ritsu school.

In some context, this can refer to certain musical scales used in Asia.

露 is the Chinese, Japanese Kanji, and old Korean Hanja for dew.

Depending on the context in which this character is used, it can also mean: tears; syrup; nectar; outdoors (not under cover); to show; to reveal; to betray; to expose; scanty; bare; unconcealed; naked; public.

露 can be a Chinese surname Lu. 露 can also be the Japanese surname Tsuyuzaki or Tsuyusaki, and the given names Tsuyu or Akira.

Oddly, 露 is sometimes used as an abbreviation for Russia.

In Buddhist context, 露 also means dew, but can be a symbol of transience. Sometimes used as a metaphor to expose or disclose knowledge and truth.

旅 is the single Chinese character, Japanese Kanji, and old Korean Hanja for trip, travel, or journey.

In older context, this could refer to an army brigade or a 500-man battalion from the Zhou-dynasty Chinese army.

This Japanese word for discipline relays the ideas of keeping order, observance (of rules, laws, regulations).

規律 is also a word in Chinese and old Korean Hanja where it suggests that you are one who follows a certain law of behavior, or have a regular and dependable pattern of behavior, personal regime or rhythm.

See Also:  Self-Control | Will-Power

特略 is the transliteration to Mandarin Chinese for the Latin / Spanish name Tello.

巴西略 is the transliteration to Mandarin Chinese for the Latin / Spanish name Basilio.

布勞略 is the transliteration to Mandarin Chinese for the Latin / Spanish name Braulio.

科爾內略 is the transliteration to Mandarin Chinese for the Latin / Spanish name Cornelio.

This Chinese, Japanese, and Korean proverb means, "deep plans and distant thoughts", "to plan far ahead", or "far sight and deep design".

奧夫杜略 is the transliteration to Mandarin Chinese for the Latin / Spanish name Obdulio.

比爾希略 is the transliteration to Mandarin Chinese for the Latin / Spanish name Virgilio.

是旅途不是目的 is the English proverb, "It's the journey, not the destination", translated into Chinese.

不經旅途不成目的 is the English proverb, "The destination is nothing without the journey", translated into Chinese.