U+50BE "傾" CJK Unified Ideograph-# Unicode Character
U+50BE "傾" CJK Unified Ideograph-# is a Chinese character (also used in Japanese and Korean) that primarily means "to lean," "to incline," "to collapse," or "to pour out," often conveying a sense of tilting or falling over. In classical and modern usage, it appears in words like "傾斜" (keisha in Japanese, meaning slope) and in Chinese phrases such as "傾聽" (qīng tīng, meaning to listen attentively). The character is composed of the radical "人" (person) on the left and the phonetic component "頃" (qǐng) on the right, and its historical form reflects the idea of a person bowing or leaning forward. As part of the CJK Unified Ideographs block, it is encoded for digital text representation across East Asian writing systems, supporting both traditional and simplified typography depending on the regional standard.