筠 Stroke Order

筠 [yún] 1. The green skin of bamboo. 2. Bamboo. 筠 [yún] 1. The green skin of bamboo: "In a person, it is like the green skin of bamboo arrows." 2. Bamboo: "The door is closed and the pine bamboo is loose." 筠 [yún] 〈名〉 【本义】: The green skin of bamboo; bamboo skin. 【造字法】: Phonetic compound; combines the component for bamboo with the sound 'yún'. 1. Same as the original meaning (smooth hard skin of bamboo). 2. Alternate name for bamboo. 3. Bamboo flutes and other bamboo musical instruments. 4. See also jūn. 引: 1. "Guangyun":筠, the beautiful quality of bamboo skin. 2. Wang Jia's "Shiyi Ji": Hand holding a green bamboo staff. 3. "Book of Rites": In a person, it is like the bamboo arrow having筠. Zheng Xuan's note:筠 is the green skin of bamboo. 4. "Jing Shi Tong Yan": The brocade window sings in harmony, citing flowers and the moon as topics, the embroidered pavilion discusses feelings, promising against pine筠. 例: Examples include筠管( bamboo tube);筠筒( bamboo tube);筠窗( bamboo window);筠梯( bamboo ladder);筠席( bamboo mat);筠床( bamboo bed);筠纸扇( bamboo handle paper fan);筠帘( bamboo curtain). 筠 [yún] 2. Alternate name for bamboo. 引: 1. Qing: Zhou Huang's "Wuxing Can Ci": My eyes reached the three mid-months, lazily filling筠 baskets. 2. Tang: Qian Qi's "Lanxing Tree on the Pond": The dark leaves are light筠 green, golden flowers smile like chrysanthemums in autumn. 例: Examples include:筠溪( stream in bamboo clusters);筠斑( spotted bamboo);筠廊( corridor in bamboo clusters);筠筒( bamboo tube);筠管( bamboo tube, often referring to a pen);筠笼( bamboo cage covering the incense burner). 筠 [yún] 3. Bamboo flutes and other bamboo musical instruments. 引: 1. Northern Zhou: Yu Xin's "Preface to the Collected Works of Zhao Guogong": I heard that when Pingyang strikes a stone, the valley tunes; Dayu plays筠, causing the wind and clouds to move. 筠 [jūn] 1. Ancient prefecture name (Jun prefecture). 2. Established during the Tang Wude period, named for its production of筠 bamboo. Its jurisdiction approximately includes today's Gao'an, Shanggao, and Xinchang counties in Jiangxi province. 3. A Tang period commandery, its location now refers to today's Junlian County in southern Sichuan province. 4. See also yún. 筠 [jūn] 1. Ancient prefecture name (Jun prefecture). 2. Established during the Tang Wude period, named for its production of筠 bamboo. Its jurisdiction approximately includes today's Gao'an, Shanggao, and Xinchang counties in Jiangxi province. 3. A Tang period commandery, its location now refers to today's Junlian County in southern Sichuan province. 4. See also yún.