How to write 雖

雖 (suī) 1. Conjunction, serving to expand the meaning by one layer, indicating the meanings of "even if" or "although," often followed by corresponding phrases such as "but" or "however." - Example: 雖然。雖則。麻雀雖小，五臟俱全。 - Translation: Although. Even so. Although the sparrow is small, it has all its internal organs. 2. Conjunction, meaning "although" or "despite," indicating tolerance or concession. - Example:《孟子．滕文公上》：「诗云：『周虽旧邦，其命惟新。』」 - Translation: "Although Zhou is an old state, its mandate is new." (from Mencius, Teng Wengong I) - Example:《韩非子．说林上》：「海水虽多，火必不灭矣。」 - Translation: "Although the sea water is abundant, the fire will still not go out." (from Han Feizi, Shuo Lin I) 3. Conjunction, meaning "even if" or "although," indicating hypothetical assumption. - Example:《论语．学而》：「虽曰未学，吾必谓之学矣。」 - Translation: "Although it is said that he has not learned, I would still consider him a learner." (from Analects, Xue Er) - Example:《列子．汤问》：「虽我之死，有子存焉。」 - Translation: "Even if I die, there will still be a son." (from Liezi, Tang Wen) 4. Another pronunciation of the above meanings. 5. Another pronunciation of the above meanings.