Wu Collection, Middle Volume Radical: Eye (mù) 矗 Kangxi strokes: 24 Page 821, Entry 12 Guangyun: Pronounced chù. Jiyun and Yunhui: Pronounced chù. The sound is identical to the entering tone of chōng. Yupian: Neat and orderly. Also refers to the lush growth of plants. Zuo Si, Rhapsody on the Capital of Wu (Wudu Fu): Sturdy and towering, dense and lush. Guangyun: Straight. Classic of Great Hidden Potential (Yuanbao Jing): Its meaning is upright and not deceitful. Commentary: Honest and not false. Jiyun: The appearance of being long and straight. Xie Lingyun, Rhapsody on Living in the Mountains (Shanju Fu): Straight paths stretch out straight from east to west. Du Mu, Rhapsody on the A-fang Palace (Afanggong Fu): Like beehives and water eddies, standing tall in numbers unknown, numbering in the millions. Zengyun: The appearance of towering upwards. Zhengyun: Rising high and prominent. Sima Xiangru, Rhapsody on the Shanglin Park (Shanglin Fu): Towering mountains rise high and steep. Guangyun and Jiyun: Pronounced chū. Zhengyun: Pronounced chāng. The sound is identical to chù. Jiyun: Pronounced zhòng. The sound is identical to the departing tone of chōng. The meaning is the same.