Who knows what to read with two "golden" structures?

There is something that has been bothering me for a long time in Jiangnan. An old gentleman asked me, what is the pronunciation of the word "qi"? What do you mean? I searched all the dictionaries around me, but found nothing. I'm so depressed that I want to ask you for advice. Thank you. Hey, I really don't know this word. How did you type it? Yi Jiangnan asked someone from the copy shop to type. I just looked it up in Xinhua dictionary, but there is no such word. Where did the old man see this word? I don't know Jiangnan. I met him when I was wandering around the West Lake. I did not know him before. Reporter Feng Yunnong: Recalling Jiangnan, surnamed Zhao, 53 years old, likes calligraphy. In his spare time, he likes to practice calligraphy in Su Causeway. One day in June 65438+ 10 this year, at about noon 1 1, Mr. Zhao met an old gentleman who came to Hangzhou from the north on the Su Causeway. Seeing that Mr. Zhao likes calligraphy, the old gentleman asked him, "What is the word of two gold coins together?" ? The old man said that this word was asked by others two years ago. He never understood it and worried for two years. A gold, read j and n; Three golds together, read X and N; So what do the two kings read together? Mr. Zhao was also stumped. After returning home, I turned to Xinhua dictionary and left the sea, but I didn't find the answer; I've been calling on the computer for a long time, but I can't get it out. One day, Mr. Zhao passed by a copy shop and went in to ask the little girl who typed. The little girl tapped her finger on the keyboard for a while and found the word in the font. If Mr. Zhao gets the treasure, copy it to the USB flash drive quickly. But what does "Xi" read? What does that mean? The little girl was not found either. Yesterday, I also looked up Xinhua Dictionary, Modern Chinese Dictionary and Cihai, but I couldn't find the word "qi". I also consulted a professor at China History Research Center of Zhejiang University. They looked up "Sea of Chinese Characters" and "Chinese Dictionary" (the professor said that these two dictionaries contain the most Chinese characters and have the most comprehensive definitions, and you can basically find anything that has appeared in ancient and modern documents and books), but they didn't find the word "qi". Some people on the Internet are also asking about the word "Xi". The pronunciation provided by netizens is varied: piān (meaning an ancient musical instrument), xρn, jρn and so on. Some netizens posted: I found a lot, pronounced uu. I didn't learn well in primary school, and I haven't seen uu pinyin. As a result, some netizens said: It's not that primary schools didn't learn pinyin well. Uu is not the pinyin of Putonghua at all, but the pinyin of Dong language. Uu and u have the same pronunciation, which is the same as "Wu". According to the pronunciation provided by netizens, I can't find the word "Xi" in the dictionary. As for the meaning of "Xi", netizens did not mention it. On the Internet, I also found a company called Guangzhou Baida Trading Co., Ltd., and called to consult. The staff said that they all read "Xi" as "gold", which means higher gold content. If you know the pronunciation and meaning of the word "Xi", please call us.