Shen Collection, Lower Volume Radical: Clothes (yī) Character: Mo Kangxi strokes: 12 Page 1116, Entry 05 Pronounced mo. A garment covering the abdomen. According to the Erya (Boya), a vest or bodice is called a mo fu. In the Yuefu (Music Bureau) by Liu Xiaobiao, it is written: The vest has two hearts but shares one sock, with side flaps made on both sides of the abdominal covering. In the History of Jin (Jinshu), Biography of Prince Jiong of Qi, a nursery rhyme says: Wearing a cloth abdominal covering to observe mourning for the Prince of Qi. Also, according to the Leipian, pronounced mo, equivalent to the character mo (headband). According to the Jiyun, a head-wrapping cloth used at the beginning of the mourning period.