惒 Stroke Order

惒 1. In ancient times, it was the same as "和" (harmony). 2. Gentle and docile. From "尚书·康诰": "Only the people should be encouraged to maintain harmony." 3. Coordinated; harmonious. From "礼记·乐记": "The sound is gentle and harmonious." 4. Moderate; just right. From "周礼·天官·大司徒": "It mentions six virtues: knowledge, benevolence, holiness, righteousness, loyalty, and harmony." 5. Referring to physical health and comfort. From "魏书·彭城王勰传": "Would it be said that the upper spirit has no guidance, and thus causes the holy body to be out of harmony?" 6. Joyful. From Meng Jiao's poem "Choosing Friends": "Though smiling does not necessarily mean harmony, though crying does not necessarily mean sorrow." 7. Mild; a warm climate. From Tao Qian's poem "Peach Blossom Spring": "Grass thrives knowing harmony, trees decline understanding the harsh winds." 8. To make harmonious; to reconcile. From "尚书·周官": "The clan elder oversees the national rites, manages divine beings, and harmonizes situations above and below."