You Collection, Middle Volume Radical: Valley (gǔ) Kangxi strokes: 13 Page 1190, Entry 06 Pronounced hóng. Extensive Dictionary (Guangyun): A name for a large mountain valley. Classified Dictionary (Leipian): A large ravine. Zhuangzi (Zhuangzi), Chapter on Achieving Life (Dasheng): Confucius watched the Lu Liang, where the waterfall drops thirty ren, and the spray extends for forty li; it is now called the Lu Liang Hong. Also refers to the name of a pavilion. Su Shi’s poems: The river rose from the west and submerged the old Hong; the solitary city was completely enveloped in water light. He inscribed: After the great flood in Pengcheng, I climbed the Wanghong Pavilion and casually left this poem. Also refers to the name of a temple. Extensive Dictionary (Guangyun): Honggu Temple, located in Xiangzhou. Also refers to the name of a mountain ridge. History of Northern Qi (Beiqishu), Biography of Huli Jin: The High Ancestor personally set out from the northern path and crossed the Chi Hong Ridge. Also refers to Xi Hong. This is a person's name, found in the History of Song (Songshi), Table of the Imperial Clan.