How to write 皙

皙 [xī] 1. Skin that is white and clean. 皮肤白净。 Example: "其民皙而瘠。" (Their people are fair-skinned and thin.) 2. Refers to the color white in general. 泛指白色。 Example: "皙帻而衣狸制。" (Wearing a white cap and a garment made of sable.) 3. A type of jujube tree that only flowers but does not bear fruit. 一种只开花，不结果的枣树。 Definitions: 1. Same as the original meaning (elegant and pretty in whiteness). 同本义（白得雅气，好看）。 (En.: fair-skinned; light-complexioned) 2. The color white. 白色。 (En.: white) References: 1. "说文": 皙，人色白也。 ("Shuowen": 皙 means a person with white skin.) 2. "诗·鄘风·君子偕老": 扬且之皙也。 (From the Book of Songs: "He is fair-skinned as well.") 3. "周礼·大司徒": 其民皙而瘠。 (In the Rites of Zhou: "Their people are fair-skinned and thin.") 4. "汉书·霍光传": 白皙疏眉目。 (In the Book of Han: "White and fair with sparse eyebrows.") 5. "乐府诗集·陌上桑": 为人洁白皙。 (In the Music Bureau Poetry Collection: "People are pure and fair-skinned.") 6. Du Fu’s "送李校书二十六韵": 人间好妙年，不必须白皙。 ("In this world of enchanting years, one does not need to be fair-skinned.") 7. Li Bai’s "越女词": 吴儿多白皙，好为荡舟剧。 (In Li Bai's poem: "The Wu youth are often fair-skinned and like to row boats.") Examples: 1. 皙皙 (describing someone as clean and fair-skinned). 2. 皙人 (white people).