Same original meaning. Hip [hip]
Between two moustaches. -speaking. Paragraph note: "Kui and hip double sound."
Qarth lingers. -Selected Works of Zhang Heng's Xijing Fu
The imperial concubine's hooves are crooked, and her legs and feet are sandwiched between her breasts, thinking that peace is beneficial. -"Zhuangzi Xu has no ghosts"
Another example: Quidditch (thigh and hoof edge, metaphor for narrow place); Wei Xiao (lifting his feet to start); Kuiti (figuratively speaking, a narrow situation)
The name of the star is Su Kui, one of the twenty-eight lodges, the first of the seven lodges in the West White Tiger, and sixteen stars [constellation name].
The western sixteen stars are like two moustaches, so they are called osmium. -"Zhuangzi Tian Wenyi"
Another example: Kui Bi (the names of Su Kui and Soapy in Twenty-eight Youth Hostels). It used to be called "two masters", so it is often used as a metaphor.
Kui Xing is the main author of the article, so the word [people] should add more content about the article, literary movement and people. Such as: Zhang Kui (the handwriting of the emperor; Immortal handwriting); Yuan Kui (where scholars gather)