How to write 佾

佾 [yì] 1. 古代乐舞的行列。 [En.] Ranks of ancient dance. 2. 古代乐舞的行列：八佾（八行八列，共六十四人）。 [En.] Ranks of ancient dance: eight ranks (eight lines in eight columns, totaling sixty-four persons). 引: 1. 《说文新附》：佾，舞行列也。 [En.] "Shuo Wen Xin Fu": Yì refers to the ranks of dance. 2. 《谷梁传》：舞夏公六佾、侯四佾。 [En.] "Gu Liang Zhuan": Duke Xia danced with six ranks; Marquis had four ranks. 3. 《广雅》：佾，列也。 [En.] "Guang Ya": Yì means rank or line. 4. 《礼记·祭统》：八佾以舞大夏。 [En.] "Li Ji · Ji Tong": Eight ranks dance to honor the Great Xia. 5. 《论语》：八佾舞于庭。 [En.] "Lun Yu": Eight ranks danced in the courtyard. 例: 又如: 佾舞 (排列成行，纵横人数相同的古代舞蹈。按西周奴隶制等级规定，天子用八佾，六十四个; 诸侯用六佾，三十六人); 佾生 (佾舞生，乐舞生。清代孔庙中担任祭祀乐舞的人员。文的执羽旄，武的执十戚) [En.] For example: Yì dance (an ancient dance arranged in ranks with equal numbers; according to the system of slavery during the Western Zhou, the emperor used eight ranks, totaling sixty-four, while feudal lords used six ranks, totaling thirty-six); Yì sheng (performer of Yì dance, a ceremonial dancer. In the Qing Dynasty, those who performed ceremonial music and dance in Confucian temples; one with feathers and ceremonial flags for literary tasks, and the other with weapons for martial tasks).