蘓 Stroke Order

蘓: 1. An ancient character meaning "to revive"; same as "苏". 2. To be reborn. It refers to coming back to life after death. — "Xiao Erya · Guangming" 3. To awaken. When approached closely, the breath becomes faint. Happy to place on the bed, and revived halfway through the night. — "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio · The Cricket" 4. To cut grass. The walker treads on its ridge, and the one who revives takes it for cooking. — "Zhuangzi · Tianyun" 5. To collect or gather. To gather manure and soil to fill the bed. — "Li Sao" 6. Firewood or grass. The woodcutter gathers lard candles; these are all things that are planted. — "Yanshi Family Instructions" 7. A decorative ornament that hangs down like a beard. The golden chariot with jade wheels, the poised blue horse, and the tassel saddle made of gold threads. — "The New Songs of the Jade Terrace · A Poem for the Wife of Jiao Zhongqing" 8. Direction. The one facing the knife dies. — "Xunzi · Discussion on Soldiers"