Mao Collection, Upper Volume Radical: Heart (xīn) 愔 Kangxi Strokes: 13 Page 395, Entry 03 Pronounced xin. Yinyin, the appearance of being calm, peaceful, and harmonious. Book of Zuo (Zuozhuan), Year 12 of Duke Zhao, Poem of Qizhao: The Yinyin of Qizhao. Also, the appearance of being deep, quiet, and silent. Ji Kang, Rhapsody on the Zither (Qinfu): The Yinyin of the zither's virtue. Also, pronounced an (falling tone), meaning silent. Emperor Zhaozong of Tang said to Du Rangneng: I do not wish to spend my days in silence (yin). Meaning that he did not want to live his life in obscurity. The Corrected Zheng Dictionary (Zhengzitong) incorrectly changes the pronunciation to yi.