U+532A "匪" CJK Unified Ideograph-# Unicode Character
U+532A "匪" CJK Unified Ideograph-# is a Chinese character that traditionally conveys meanings related to "not," "bandit," or "outlaw," often appearing in classical and modern Chinese texts to denote something improper or rebellious. In its most common usage, it forms part of compound words such as "土匪" (tǔfěi) meaning "bandit" or "土匪" referring to local robbers, and it is also used in literary expressions to indicate negation or opposition, as seen in phrases like "匪夷所思" (fěi yí suǒ sī) meaning "unimaginable" or "incredible." The character's structure is composed of the radical 匚 (a box, indicating enclosure) and the phonetic component 非, which itself carries the meaning of "wrong" or "negative," reinforcing the ideograph's connotation of something outside acceptable norms.