Xu Collection, Middle Volume Radical: Mound (fù) Kangxi Strokes: 17 Page: 1356, Entry 19 Pronounced yú. According to the Guangyun dictionary, the cutting method indicates a sound like yù jū; according to the Jijun and Yunhui dictionaries, the cutting method indicates a sound like yuán jū. According to the Shuowen Jiezi (Shuōwén Jiězì), it means a corner or edge. The Yupian (Yùpiān) dictionary states it means a corner. From the Book of Documents (Shujing), 'Yi Ji' chapter: "The Emperor's light reached from under Heaven to the distant corners of the sea and the common people." From the Book of Odes (Shijing), 'Beifeng' section: "Wait for me at the city corner." From the Book of Rites (Liji), 'Quli' chapter: "Tucking up one's robes and hurrying to a corner." The commentary explains: 'hurrying to a corner' means to ascend one's mat. Also, from the 'Tangong' chapter of the Book of Rites: "A child sits in a corner holding a candle." The commentary explains: 'sitting in a corner' means not to be alongside adults. From The Analects (Lunyu): "If I present one corner and the student cannot infer the other three, I do not repeat the lesson." Also, the Yupian dictionary states it means integrity. From the Book of Odes (Shijing), 'Daya' section: "Dignified and stately in their bearing, they are corners of virtue." From the Book of Rites (Liji), 'Ruxing' chapter: "To sharpen one's integrity and uprightness." Furthermore, Haiyu (hǎiyú) is one of the ten great marshes. The Erya (Ěryǎ), 'Shidi' chapter states: "Qi possessed Haiyu." Also, from the Rites of Zhou (Zhouli), 'Artificers' chapter of the 'Winter Officials' section: "The regulation for palace corners was seven zhi; for city corners, nine zhi." The commentary states: 'palace corners' and 'city corners' refer to the protruding angles. Also, a mountain name. From the Guoyu (Guóyǔ), 'Lu Yu' chapter: "He was the ruler of the Wangmang clan, guarding Mount Fengyu." The commentary notes: Fengshan and Yushan are now in Yong'an County, Wujun. The Shuowen Jiezi (Shuōwén Jiězì) also notes the variant form jù. Also, it rhymes with yú kǒu qiè, with the sound ǒu. From the Book of Odes (Shijing), 'Tangfeng' section: "Bound neatly the bundles of grass, the Three Stars are in the corner. What night is this night, that we meet like this by chance?" The character chú rhymes with cè jiǔ fǎn, and xiè hòu rhymes with hěn kǒu fǎn. Also, it rhymes with hū hóu fǎn, with the sound hōu. From Yang Xiong (Yáng Xióng)'s 'Fan Lisao (Fǎn Lísāo)': "There was the captivating beauty of the Zhou clan, whose ancestor originated perhaps from the corner of the Fen River. Lingzong first made overtures to Bo Qiao, then descended to Yang Hou at the end." The Pianhai (Piānhǎi) dictionary notes it is the same. Correction: In the 'Beifeng' section of the Book of Odes (Shijing), the character 'hū' in 'Wait for me hū the city corner' has been corrected to 'yú' to align with the original text.