聃 Stroke Order

聃 (dān) 1. 耳朵长而大。 [En.] Big ear. 2. 古同“耽”，沉溺。 [En.] Ancient term same as "耽", meaning to indulge. 3. 耳长大 (大耳)。 [En.] Big ear. 引：宋·苏轼《补禅月罗汉赞》：聃耳属肩，绮眉覆颧。 [En.] Reference: Song Dynasty, Su Shi's "Supplement to the Zen Moon Luohan Praise": "Big ears reach to the shoulders, and delicate eyebrows cover the cheekbones." 4. 吐舌的，伸出舌头状。 [En.] Tongued. 引：《太平广记》引葛洪《神仙传》：老子惊怪，故吐舌聃然，遂有老聃之号。 [En.] Reference: "Taiping Guangji" quoting Ge Hong's "Records of Immortals": "Laozi was astonished, thus he had big tongues, hence he was called 'Lao Dan'." 5. 古国名。 [En.] Dan State. 引：《左传》：故封建亲戚以蕃屏周。管、蔡…聃…文之昭也。 [En.] Reference: "Zuo Zhuan": "Thus, feudal lords were established to protect the Zhou. Guan, Cai… Dan… manifest of culture." 6. 人名用字。老聃，即老子，姓李名耳，春秋末年思想家，道家创始人。 [En.] A character used in names. Lao Dan, referring to Laozi, whose surname is Li and given name is Er, a thinker at the end of the Spring and Autumn period and the founder of Daoism.