"Tang Yun" uses "mi" and "wei" for phonetic combination. "Ji Yun" and "Yun Hui" use "mang" and "pi" for phonetic combination. The pronunciation is the same as "mi". "Shuowen Jiezi" explains it as "rotten". "Yupian" explains it as "ripe and soft". Also, "Guang Ya" explains it as "the appearance of being hot". Also, "Ji Yun" explains it as "another saying is that it means bad". It is also written as "mi". In "Mencius", "mi lan qi min er zhan zhi" (rotting their people and fighting them). "Qian Hanshu - Jia Shan Zhuan" states "what is pressed by ten thousand jun, nothing is not mi mie" (nothing is not rotten and destroyed). "Yun Hui" says it can also be written as "". "Li Sao" writes it as "mi".