Zi Collection, Upper Volume, Page 15, Entry 08 Pronounced ji (level tone) — "Jiyun" Also written as: [character] — "Shuowen" See note for character 䪢 in the upper section. "The gentleman's person, like the Confucians and Mohists, are teachers, thus they harmonize disputes with right and wrong, and how much more so with people today?" — Zhuangzi (Zhuangzi), "Knowing the North Wanderer" Guo Xiang's commentary: 䪡 means harmony. The teachers of Confucians and Mohists, those who are difficult to harmonize in the world, even the unfeeling can harmonize them, how much more so the ordinary? Also: "It makes people disdain the elderly, and harmonize their worries." — Guo Xiang's commentary: Harmonizing worries means that by using beautiful forms to animate creatures, their worries and confusion will arise.