Mao Collection, Middle Volume. Radical: Hand (shǒu). Kangxi stroke count: 21. Page 463, Entry 01. Pronounced ying. To pick up or grasp. To disturb or throw into disorder. Also, to touch or come into close proximity. Book of Mencius (Mengzi): When a tiger is backed against a corner of the mountain, no one dares to provoke it. Also, pronounced ying. To be entangled or involved with something. Book of Zhuangzi (Zhuangzi), chapter Great and Venerable Teacher (Da Zongshi): The so-called state of tranquil disturbance refers to achieving a state of peace after experiencing turmoil. Commentary: When external objects entangle, the heart is moved by them, yet one remains capable of maintaining inner tranquility. Commonly written as the variant form ying.