Zi Collection, Upper Volume, Page 58, Entry 08 Pronounced huài (falling tone) Meaning: Foolish and unintelligent. "Yùpiān" explains it as perverse, violent, and stubborn. "Yánshì Jiāxùn" states that when written expression is needed, those who are [húmài húmài] (foolish and silent) must speak. Another entry in "Jíyùn" is pronounced húmài qiè, sounding like huà (falling tone), with the same meaning.