How to write 偽

偽 1. See "伪". （*Cited from Traditional Dictionary Explanation） 〈动〉 1. Artificial. "Xunzi·Nature of Evil": "Human nature is evil; the good in them is pretended." Han Dynasty Wang Chong "Discussion on Harmony": "Heaven is exceedingly wise, but the time is not suitable for rain; thus, they insincerely request it, so rain descends unjustly, and the ruler listens to such requests." 〈副〉 1. To pretend. "Sui Shu·Volume 70·Li Mi Biography": "Mi knew that the transformation and supplies were nearly exhausted, so he pretended to negotiate peace to undermine his opponents." 〈形〉 1. False. For example: "counterfeit currency," "false testimony." 2. Illegitimate, usurped. For example: "illegitimate regime." "Wen Xuan·Li Mi·Statement of Appeals": "I served in the illegitimate court for a short time, and held the position of official." Tang Dynasty Pi Riheng "Poem on Wei's Explanation of Laozi": "Then it is accepted as true, to flatter the illegitimate ruler of Qi?"