You Collection, Lower Volume Radical: City (yì) Pronounced qī. Stroke count: 14 Page 1271, Entry 19 Rhyme dictionary: Chǒu jī cut, pronounced qī. Collected rhymes: Chōu chí cut, pronounced qī. Rhyme convention: Chǒu zhī cut, pronounced qī. "Shuowen": A city in the Zhou Dynasty. Located in Yewang County, Henei. Also a surname. "Zhengzitong": 郗 (qī) is different from 郄 (xì). Huang Changrui states: 郄诜 (Xì Shēn) is a descendant of Xi Gǔ, a high official of the Jin state. 郗鉴 (Xī Jiàn) is a descendant of Xī Lǜ, an imperial censor during the Han Dynasty. Since the origins of these surnames are different, their pronunciations are also distinct. In later generations, due to the confusion of common script forms, 郄 and 郗 are no longer distinguished as two separate surnames. Lu Guimeng's poem: "A section of pure light dyes the Xi family member." This is also a misreading. Also: Collected rhymes: Xiāng yī cut, pronounced xī. The space between bones and joints.