You Collection, Lower Volume Radical: City (yì) Pronounced yù (falling tone) Kangxi stroke count: 13 Page 1270, Entry 19 Pronounced yu (entering tone) — "Yuliu" qie. Pronounced yi (entering tone) — "Yiliu" qie. Place name. — "Records of the Grand Historian" (Shiji), "Annals of the Five Emperors" (Wudi Ji): His countenance was solemn, his virtue abundant. Also, "Book of Celestial Offices" (Tianguan Shu): Clouds and vapors abundant and tangled, coiling and gathering, this is called "qingyun" (auspicious clouds). A surname. — "Guangyun": There was Yu Gong, the Chancellor of Lu. Also rhymes with "bì" qie, pronounced yì (entering tone). — Sima Xiangru, "Ode to Shanglin" (Shanglin Fu): The fragrance is rich and mellow, the white teeth are bright and radiant, the smile is beautiful and moving.