筛 Stroke Order

筛 shāi 1. A type of perforated tool made of bamboo or metal that allows smaller items to fall through while retaining larger ones, known as a "sieve." 一种竹子或金属等做成的一种有孔的器具，可以把细东西漏下去，粗的留下，称“筛子”。 2. To sift or strain something using a sieve. 用筛子过东西。 3. To pour wine, often referring to heating wine. 斟酒，热酒。 4. To strike or hit something. 敲。 5. To shake or oscillate. 摇动;抖动。 6. To sprinkle or let fall in a scattered manner. 洒;分散地落下。 7. To take wine from a container and warm it over a fire. 把酒盛在容器里，放在火上使热。 8. To talk nonsense. 胡言乱语。 Examples: - In Tang Dynasty poetry, it is said: "The spring water flower filters through the sieve." - A metaphorical expression: "Feeding a donkey with a sieve" implies that something inevitable will fall through, like beans leaking from a sieve. 引: 1. In "Han Shu," it says: "Sifted soil for building the palace." 2. In "Dream of Red Mansions," an old woman was seen warming wine over a fire. 3. In "Mu Dan Ting," it mentions the character talking nonsensically about a "little ghost stirring around."