You Collection, Middle Volume Radical: Pig (shǐ) Page 1197, Entry 01 Pronounced bin. According to the Etymology of Characters (Shuowen Jiezi), it refers to two pigs. According to the Reference for Unified Characters (Tongwen Beikao), it describes pigs in a chaotic herd. Also pronounced huan. The meaning is the same. Additionally, according to the Poetry Remarks from Hangao (Hangao Shihua), it means stubborn. In a poem by Liu Mengde, it appears as: before the cup, the gallbladder is not stubborn. In a poem by Zhao Xie, it appears as: swallowing the ship, the wine-bold gallbladder is stubborn.