Si Collection, Upper Volume Radical: Water (shuǐ) Wan Kangxi stroke count: 26 Page 664, Entry 10 Pronounced wan. A place where a water current bends. From the poem by Shen Quanqi: The boat is endangered by ten thousand layers of bends. Also, rhyming supplement: pronounced yuan. From the poem by Bai Juyi regarding Wuzhen Temple: Departing the mountain for four or five miles, first one hears the water murmuring. From here on, gathering up carriages and horses, one first crosses the bend of the Lan Creek.