Zi Collection, Page Position: Upper Radical: Mountain (shān) Page 43, Entry 03 Pronounced zui. "A mountain appearance." — "A Comprehensive Glossary of Characters (Guangyun)" Also written as in "Rhyme Dictionary (Yunhui)" and "Rhyming Dictionary (Zhengyun)". In "Rhyme Compendium (Jiyun)", pronounced cu lei, tone zui. From mountain and zui for sound. — "Explanation of Words (Shuowen)" "The Shanglin Forest, with its peaks and mountains." — Zhang Heng's "Ode to the Western Capital (Xijing Fu)" Note: "Steep and uneven." "Its mountains are piled up and rugged." — Shen Jiong's "Returning Soul Ode (Guihun Fu)" Written as in "Six Categories of Chinese Characters (Liushu)".