U+71DF "營" CJK Unified Ideograph-# Unicode Character
U+71DF "營" CJK Unified Ideograph-# is a traditional Chinese character meaning "to operate" or "to run" as in managing a business, as well as "camp" or "barracks" in a military context, and it also conveys the sense of "to plan" or "to construct." This character is composed of two main radicals featuring the fire radical at the bottom, which suggests the idea of building or illuminating, and the top structure indicating a covered or organized space. In classical usage, it appears in terms like "經營" (management) and "軍營" (military camp), reflecting its dual role in administrative and strategic settings. Across the CJK (Chinese, Japanese, Korean) writing systems, its form remains consistent, though in simplified Chinese it is written as "营" with the same fundamental meanings. Overall, this character embodies concepts of organized effort, whether in business, defense, or construction, deeply rooted in historical and modern East Asian written languages.