Pronounced chikū qiè in "Tang Yun" and chūjiū qiè in "Jiyun," with the same pronunciation as "chōu." "Shuowen Jiezi" explains it as meaning "mí." The character 䀞 is the original character. Also, pronounced chūjiāo qiè in "Jiyun," with the pronunciation of "sù," meaning eyes are not straight. Also, pronounced tǔdāo qiè in "Guangyun" and tādāo qiè in "Jiyun," with the pronunciation of "tāo." "Leipian" explains it as eyes being unclear. Another explanation is that the eyes are entirely white. "Zihui Bu" explains it as eyelids overlapping. According to the "Yang Shi Gu Yin," in Tang Dynasty novels, a diviner examined Madam Pei and said her eyes were 䀺 and slow, indicating promiscuity. The common usage mistakenly writes it as "xiū," which means elongated, and this is incorrect. It is the same as "".