Pronounced gu hui (falling tone) in Guangyun, and juan hui (falling tone) in Jiyun and Yunhui, pronounced the same as "gui". Tī tiè, the name of a bird. Yang Xiong's "Fan Sao" states: "I fear the tī tiè will cry out, thus the fragrance of a hundred grasses will cease before their time." Shigu explains: "Tī tiè is a type of bird. Another name for it is 'mai', also called 'zi gui', and also 'du juan'. It usually calls out at the beginning of summer, and when it calls, the fragrance of all flowers and plants ceases, and agricultural activities begin." Also pronounced gu xue (falling tone) in Yupian and Leipian, pronounced the same as "jue". Also pronounced ji dian (falling tone) in Jiyun, pronounced the same as "jian". Also pronounced ju ji (falling tone), pronounced the same as "ji". The meaning is the same.