"Tang Yun" uses the characters "ju" and "jin" for fanqie, pronounced the same as "qin" (qin). "Yu Pian" records it as the name of a type of grass. Its roots can be used for weaving bamboo objects. Li Shizhen in "Ben Cao Gang Mu" states: The leaves of Jing San Leng resemble palm leaves, and the stem contains white pith, which can be split and used for weaving, being soft and tough like rattan. The "䔷" grass mentioned in "Lu Chen · Zi Lin" is this plant. Additionally, "Ji Yun" uses the characters "ju" and "xing" for fanqie, pronounced the same as "jing" (jing). The meaning is the same. It is sometimes also written as .