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洙 [zhū] 1. A water name, referring to a river in Shandong Province, China, which is a tributary of the Si River. (1) Ancient water name (English: Zhu River) (2) Originates in the northeastern part of present-day Xintai County, Shandong Province, flowing southwest to join the Si River. Later, its upper reaches were diverted southeast in Taian County, flowing west to merge into the Wen River, now the upper reaches of the Xiao Wen River, which has been isolated from the Si River. 引: 1. From "Shuowen Jiezi": "The Zhu River originates near Mount Tai and flows north into the Si River." 2. The origin is in the northeastern part of present-day Xintai County in Shandong Province, flowing southwest to join the Si River. Later, the upper reaches were diverted southeast in Taian County, flowing west to merge into Wen River, now known as the upper reaches of Xiao Wen River, which has been isolated from the Si River. (Note: The entry references that this is derived from traditional dictionary explanations.) (1) An alternative pronunciation.