Zi Collection, Page Position: Upper Radical: Eye (mù) Page 157, Entry 08 Pronounced shi (falling tone) Meaning: To look. Also, in the "Jiyun" (集韵), it is noted as "chang shi qie" (昌石切), pronounced the same as "chi" (尺). Meaning: Same meaning. Also noted as "yi yi qie" (夷益切), pronounced the same as "yi" (亦). In the "Leipian" (类篇), it indicates the appearance of bright eyes. The "Yangzi Fangyan" (扬子·方言) records: "ni mi" (睨䁺), which means bright. In the "Miu Xi You She" (缪袭·尤射), there is the sentence "shang xia mi yuan yi li" (上下䁺爰易釐). The commentary explains: "mi" (䁺), means bright. Also used as a personal name. The "Wu Yue Chun Qiu" (吴越春秋) records: "Yue Wang Wu Ren gave birth to Wu Mi" (越王无壬生了无䁺). Originally written as .