U+6C68 "汨" CJK Unified Ideograph-# Unicode Character
U+6C68 "汨" CJK Unified Ideograph-# is a Chinese character pronounced "mì" in Mandarin, most famously known as part of the name of the Miluo River in Hunan province, China, a site deeply associated with the ancient poet Qu Yuan. Its semantic component is the water radical, and its structure implies a sense of flowing or overflowing water, often understood in classical context as the name of this specific river. In modern usage, the character is primarily encountered in historical and literary references, particularly during the Dragon Boat Festival, which commemorates Qu Yuan's death by drowning in the Miluo River. Its representation in Unicode ensures consistent digital encoding for this culturally significant ideograph across modern computing systems.