You Collection, Lower Volume Radical: Wine (yǒu) 14 strokes Page 1283, Entry 11 Pronounced tu (level tone) in Tang Yun and Ji Yun. In Shuowen, it means the mother of wine. Also in Yu Pian, it refers to drinking wheat wine without removing the dregs. Also in Guang Yun, it is the name of a wine. In Zheng Tong, it is the name of a double-fermented wine, "tú dū". In Yang Xiong's "Shudu Fu": "liáo jiāng tú qīng." (Note: tú qīng refers to tú dū wine.) In "Nian Xia Sui Shi Ji": On the Cold Food Festival, officials from the prime minister downwards were bestowed tú dū wine. In "Bai Tie": Li Jiang was bestowed tú dū, which is double-brewed wine.