Beard
[hú xū]
Beard
Random
[hú luàn]
1. Sloppy; casual: ~ apply a few strokes. ~He took two bites and left.
Mustache
[hú zī]
Beard. Wang Luyan's "Dog": "'Time' is the enemy of us young people. The more we hope that it will slow down so that we can avoid growing a beard, the faster it goes." Sha Ting's "Doctor": "TCM Peng Chunshan He is a thin old man with a fair complexion and a thick black beard. "Ding Ling's "The Sun Shines on the Sanggan River" 3: "Qian Wengui...
Hu Hao
[hú zhōu. ]
Just make it up: Shunzui~.
Pepper
[hú jiāo]
The nodes are enlarged. The leaves are alternate and oval. The berries are spherical and yellow-red. The peel of the unripe fruit is shriveled and black, and the ripe fruit is white after peeling. The fruit has a spicy taste and is used as a pepper. Condiment, also used for medicine.
Walnut
[hú táo]
Walnut.
Jinghu
[jīng hú]
A type of Huqin, similar in shape to the Erhu but smaller. The barrel is made of bamboo and has a higher pronunciation. It is mainly used for Peking Opera accompaniment .
Huyan
[hú yán]
1. The language of the Hu people. Also refers to the language of foreign nationalities, foreign languages ??or ethnic minorities.
Donghu
[dōng hú]
In ancient times, the collective name for the various ethnic minorities in the western region of Northeast China was named after the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period because they lived east of the Xiongnu (Hu). They were active in the northeast of Yan State. They were defeated by the Xiongnu during the Qin and Han Dynasties. Later, the group that retreated to Wuhuan Mountain was called Wuhuan, and the group that retreated to Xianbei Mountain was called Xianbei. [zhuì hú]
It is also called Erxian. It is the main accompaniment instrument of Shandong Qinshu and Lu Opera.