漁 Stroke Order

漁 (yú) 1. 捕鱼. To catch fish. 2. 捕鱼的人. A person who catches fish. Example: In the Southern Dynasties, Liu Xiaowei wrote: "The divine heart weighs on hills and valleys, casually walking and fondly thinking of fishers and woodcutters." 3. 侵占；掠夺（财物）. To encroach upon; to plunder (goods). Example: In "Shangjunshu," it is mentioned that officials should not secretly exploit the people, as this is detrimental to the citizens. 4. 猎取（女色）. To hunt for (feminine beauty). Example: In the "Book of Rites," it is stated that feudal lords should not take beauty from within the nation. 5. 古水名. An ancient water name, approximately in the southern part of today's Miyun County, Beijing. Example: In "Shui Jing Zhu," it is noted that Yushui flows south and joins Gushui. Verb: 捕鱼. To catch fish. Example: "To exhaust the pond and fish." In Ouyang Xiu's "Drunken Pavilion," it is stated: "Fishing by the creek, where the creek is deep and the fish are fat." Verb: 用不正当的手段掠夺、谋取. To plunder or acquire through improper means. Example: "In the "Shangjunshu," it says: civil servants should not exploit the people using inappropriate means, as this is harmful to the populace."