Pronounced jian (falling tone), as indicated in the "Guangyun" as "yi jian qie" and in the "Jiyun" as "yu jian qie." It means "insincere," describing a spirited appearance. Also, in the "Jiyun," it is marked as "yi lian qie," pronounced the same as "yan." It means "to love." Furthermore, in the "Jiyun," it is marked as "yi jian qie," pronounced the same as "yan." The meaning is identical. It is sometimes written with different characters. Additionally, in the "Guangyun," it is marked as "yu jian qie," and in the "Jiyun," as "yu zhan qie," pronounced the same as "an." It means "willingly."