sheet / piece of writing / bound set of bamboo slips used for record keeping (old) / classifier for written items: chapter, article

= + : Pocahontas (pi) got a job as delivery girl. In front of the anthill (an1), she is moving her small boat (扁) with a bamboo stick (⺮) to deliver packets of (篇) ancient bamboo books (篇).

篇 character breakdown

"bamboo" radical in Chinese characters (Kangxi radical 118)

Mnemonic symbol: a bamboo stick.

Julian Giant Squid (zhu) is cooking bamboo shoots in the space station's kitchen (Ø2). He's cooking them in a large pot and stirs them with a bamboo stick (⺮).
surname Pian

= 𠕁 + : Pocahontas (pi) is modding her small boat (扁) in front of the anthill (an1). She is attaching a fighting claw (𠕁) as weapon and a wooden swinging door (户) as a shield.
flat / (coll.) to beat (sb) up / old variant of 匾[bian3]

= 𠕁 + : Brunhilde (bi) enters the anthill's bar (an3), shouts like a madwoman and stretches her fighting claw (𠕁) and wooden swinging door-shield (户) into the air. Everyone is very afraid and instinctly throws themselves flat (扁) onto the ground, but Brunhilde just wanted a drink.
small boat

= 𠕁 + : Pocahontas (pi) is modding her small boat (扁) in front of the anthill (an1). She is attaching a fighting claw (𠕁) as weapon and a wooden swinging door (户) as a shield.
bamboo / CL:棵[ke1],支[zhi1],根[gen1] / Kangxi radical 118

= 𠂉 + + : Julian Giant Squid (zhu) is weaving a bamboo basket (竹) in the space station's kitchen (Ø2). He is using a key (𠂉), a dinosaur bone (丨) and a crowbar (亅) as basis structure and connects the three stays by weaving soft bamboo (竹) around them.

Characters with 篇 as component

篇 is not used as a component in another character.

Words with 篇

thousand articles, same rule (idiom); stereotyped and repetitive / once you've seen one, you've seen them all
a bunch of nonsense / verbose and rambling
final installment / last phase / end
lit. an ocean of writing / an impressive literary work (idiom)
Yupian, Chinese dictionary compiled by Gu Yewang 顧野王|顾野王[Gu4 Ye3 wang2] in 6th century AD
Shizhoupian, early school primer in great seal script 大篆[da4 zhuan4], attributed to King Xuan of Zhou 周宣王[Zhou1 Xuan1 wang2] but probably dating from c. 500 BC
famous piece of writing

Sentences with 篇

篇 currently does not appear in any sentence.