Pronounced hu jia (falling tone), same pronunciation as "xiá". Refers to a sword sheath. Also, in "Guangyun", pronounced gu ta (falling tone), same pronunciation as "gé". Another pronunciation is qi zhe (falling tone). Also, in "Yupian", pronounced ju ye (falling tone), same pronunciation as "jiá". Also, in "Jiyun" and "Leipian", pronounced qi ye (falling tone), same pronunciation as "jié". The meaning is the same. Also, in "Jiyun", pronounced he ge (falling tone), same pronunciation as "hé". Refers to the "hàn lín", a type of tree. "Leipian" records that its leaves unfurl in the morning and curl up in the evening, and it is also called "he huan". "Ji Kang's Treatise on Nurturing Life" mentions that "he huan" can eliminate anger.