Wu Collection, Upper Volume Radical: Jade (yù) Wei Kangxi strokes: 14 Page 737, Entry 14 Guangyun: Pronounced wei (rising tone) Jiyun, Yunhui: Pronounced wei (rising tone) Guangyun: A type of jade. Boya: Wei means heavy. Also: Guiwei means precious trinkets. Also a personal name. Book of Han (Hanshu), Table of Marquis of Wangzi: Marquis Jie of Jiuxiang, Wei. Jiyun: Pronounced wei (falling tone). Guiwei is also read with a rising tone. Yunbu: Rhyming with wei (falling tone). Zhang Hua, Rhapsody on the Wren (Jiaoliao Fu): Carrying across ten thousand miles, drifting and fluttering, pressing in fear. The body is large and hinders others, the form is magnificent and truly precious. Textual research: Zhang Hua, Rhapsody on the Wren (Jiaoliao Fu): In the original text, the character jie (carrying) was corrected to read as jie (carrying) in accordance with the original text.