瀉 Stroke Order

瀉 (xiè) 1. Pour down; water flows downward rapidly. Example: "A girl silently covers her mouth, tears falling like a pour." 2. Pour into; topple and fall. Example: "Dig a large pit on the ground, pour water into it, and the tortoise will enter to play." 3. Dissipate; excrete. Example: "As for Qi, it should be adjusted with diet, choosing to eat at leisurely times to adapt the tendons, bones, flesh, and blood vessels to dissipate Qi." 4. Express; reveal. Example: "Due to concerns for the country’s reputation under corrupt officials, with no wealth to advance the cause, I compose poems and songs to vent my inner worries." 5. Shape recognition. Example: "The character '瀉' denotes a form or shape." 6. Used interchangeably with '潟'; referring to salt-alkali lands. Example: "Which is more prosperous, the barren mountains or the fertile lands?" 命名 (Noun) Salt-alkali field. Example: "Such land is salt-alkali, unsuitable for the growth of plants." Important Variations: - 1. Pour down; marked by heavy flows. Example: "Rains fall heavily like rivers." - 2. Pour into; signify an overwhelming outpouring. Example: "Desires pour forth." - 3. Excrete; in the context of health, refers to bowel movement. Example: "Sick with dysentery." - 4. Dissipate; used metaphorically in the description of energy. Example: "Qi dissipates with effort." 命名 (Noun) Salt-alkali field. Example: "Salt-alkali soil is barren, unfit for vegetation."