You Collection, Upper Volume Radical: See (jiàn) Stroke Count: 18 Page 1137 Pronounced jǐn (falling tone) — "Book of Odes (Shijing)" Pronounced jǐn (falling tone) — "Collected Rhymes (Jiyun)" Pronounced jǐn (falling tone) — "Rhyme Dictionary (Yunhui)" Pronounced jǐn (falling tone) — "Corrected Rhymes (Zhengyun)" "To see" — "Erya (Shigu)" "Seeing the Four Peaks and the multitude of shepherds" — "Book of Documents (Shu)" "The Son of Heaven stands by his throne, and the feudal lords, facing north, see the Son of Heaven, which is called jìn." — "Book of Rites (Liji)" "Seeing in spring is called cháo, seeing in autumn is called jìn." — Annotation "The meaning of jìn is to be diligent, desiring diligence in the affairs of the state." — Annotation — "Rites of Zhou (Chun Guan Da Zong Bo)" Also, written as jìn (falling tone) — "Former Han Dynasty (Li Yue Zhi)" "Seeing" — Annotation Also rhymes with jǐn (falling tone) — "Writings of Cai Yong (Bi Fu)" "Recording the merits and achievements of the Three Sovereigns, displaying the four hundred and eighty occasions of audience; transmitting the Six Classics and adorning a hundred generations; establishing the imperial standard and arranging the social order."