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冬堡首席 (talk) 10:23, 4 October 2019 (UTC) A small question. In the Chinese section, 笹's pronounciation is claimed to be xiǎo. I wonder if there is any citation of source about this. Since according to a document by Chinese mainland Ministry of Education, such Japan-made Kanji should follow several rules to be pronouced, which put 笹 as an example to be pronouced as shì. More about the document can be found on 日本汉字 - Wikipedia (Chinese page).Reply

Thank you for pointing this out. According to page 5 of 《日本汉字的汉语读音规范(草案)》[1], the recommended Mandarin pronunciation for (shì) in mainland China is shì. In Taiwan, the Mandarin pronunciation for (shì) is also listed as shì in the CNS 11643 database [2].
The reading xiǎo is sourced from page 73 of 《异体字研究资料集成・1期 5卷・俗书正讹》 where is listed as the orthodox form of . However, the work is written in Japanese, so there is no evidence of (shì) being used in Chinese as an unorthodox form of (xiǎo). Hence, the reading xiǎo has been omitted. KevinUp (talk) 23:22, 9 December 2019 (UTC)Reply