Zi Collection, Upper Volume, Page 10, Entry 01 Pronounced xi (rising tone) — "Book of Rhymes (Jiyun)" uses "xin" and "xi" to rhyme, pronounced the same as "xi". It means to be overjoyed and laughing incessantly. Also used as a personal name. In the "History of Song: Imperial Family Table" (Songshi Zongshi Biao), there is Han Dong Hou Shi Xi. Pronounced zhi (level tone) — "Book of Rhymes (Jiyun)" uses "zhang" and "yi" to rhyme, pronounced the same as "zhi". "Guangya" explains it as to tease or joke. It also explains it as to speak. Pronounced zhi (rising tone) — "Book of Rhymes (Jiyun)" uses "zhang" and "shi" to rhyme, pronounced "zhi" with a rising tone. The meaning is the same.