Zi Collection, Page Position: Lower, Radical: Open Box (fāng) fei; Kangxi Stroke Count: 10; Page: Page 153, Entry 45 [Tang Yun], [Ji Yun], [Yun Hui] pronounced "fei" with a rising tone. [Shuowen Jiezi] explains "fei" as an object resembling a box. [Yupian] states that a square bamboo container is called "fei". [Guangyun] says this object resembles a bamboo chest. It is now written with the bamboo radical as "kuang fei". Also [Shuowen Jiezi] offers another explanation meaning "fei" (not). [Book of Changes (Yijing)], "Tun" hexagram, uses "fei gou". Also [Rites of Zhou (Zhou Li)], "Winter Official: Kao Gong Ji", mentions "qie qi fei se". [Note] explains that "fei" refers to patterns and appearance. Also [Ji Yun], [Zheng Yun] pronunciation fang wei qie, read as "fei". [Book of Rites (Liji)], "Shao Yi", has "che ma zhi mei, fei fei yi yi". [Note] describes the appearance of carriages and horses in motion. Also [Ji Yun] states it is the same as "fei". "Fei fei" describes horses walking continuously. Also [Zheng Yun] pronunciation fu wen qie, read as "fen". [Rites of Zhou (Zhou Li)], "Heavenly Official: Da Zai", has "ba yue fei ban zhi shi". [Note] explains "fei" means "fen", referring to distribution to officials. [Earth Official: Lin Ren], has "yi dai guo zhi fei ban". [Note] states that "fei" here is read as "fen".