How to write 揖

揖 [yī] 1. Ancient bowing gesture with clasped hands. 古代的拱手礼。 2. Ancient bowing gesture: to make a bow; to give a bow of respect when hosts and guests meet; to bow to a guest; to bow in farewell. 古代的拱手礼：作（zuō）～。～让（宾主相见的礼节）。～客。～别。 Meaning: 1. Same as the original meaning (make a bow with hands clasped). 同本义（make a bow with hands clasped）。 2. To give ground; to yield (to a host). 让出，逊主（give ground）。 3. Related to "壹". Single-minded. 通“壹”。专一（single-minded）。 Usage examples: - In "Water Margin," it mentions: "A self-bow, wishing to seek favor from the high-tempered and noble guest." 《水浒全传》：自家拜揖，愿求恩官高姓大名。 - For example: 流程包括: 揖客 (A gesture of respect towards a guest without bowing; clasping hands to show respect); 揖游 (In ancient times, following etiquette while advancing and retreating). 又如:揖客(长揖不拜之客;向客拱手为礼);揖游(古代行礼时依礼仪进退俯仰) 4. In the "Book of Han," it states: "The public only considers the unity of the nation, yielding great fortune and blessings, constantly showing humility and refusing to engage." 《汉书》：公惟国家之统，揖大福大恩，事事谦让，动而固辞。 5. For example: 揖让 (to yield with a bow; the etiquette of host and guest meeting; to yield power to a worthy successor); 揖盗开门 (metaphorically accepting bad people, bringing calamity upon oneself). 又如:揖让(揖逊。宾主相见的礼仪;禅让。让位于贤);揖盗开门(比喻接纳坏人，自取其祸) 6. Related to "壹". Single-minded. 通“壹”。专一（single-minded）。 In "Records of the Grand Historian," it says: "Under heaven, one strives to concentrate and unify their intentions." 《史记·秦始皇本纪》：普天之下，搏心揖志。 7. To gather. 聚合。 8. In "Records of the Grand Historian": "Under heaven, one strives to concentrate and unify their intentions." It relates to the meaning of "to compile". 《史记·卷六·秦始皇本纪》：「普天之下，抟心揖志。」通「辑」。