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Basic explanation
1, an ancient stringed instrument, originally with five strings and then with seven strings (also called "lyre"); Commonly known as "guqin")? : Harp.
2. What are some musical instruments collectively? : Piano. Qin Shu (a kind of Quyi).
Glyph evolution:
Extended data:
Classical Chinese version of "Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Qin Ban". What did Shennong do? Dongyue. Practice Zhu Wuxian and add two strings every week. Hieroglyphics. It's all Liao's.
The vernacular version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Qin, a wonderful instrument for centering and stopping evil. It is said that Shennong invented this musical instrument. There is an accessible sound outlet at the bottom of the piano. Five strings made of vermilion cooked spun silk were added in the Zhou Dynasty. The glyph looks like a musical instrument. All the characters related to Qin are bounded by Qin.
Related vocabulary explanation:
1, guqin [gǔ qín]?
A stringed instrument, which has existed in China since ancient times, is made of wood such as phoenix tree and has five strings. Later, it was increased to seven, and it has been used until modern times. Also called lyre.
3. harp?
Qin and Qin are two musical instruments that play harmoniously together, which is used to describe emotional harmony (mostly used by couples): ~ Very sincere.
3. Qin Shu?
A kind of quyi. Give priority to singing, supplemented by speaking. The main accompaniment instruments are dulcimer and pendant, hence the name. There are Qin Shu, Qin Shu and Sichuan dulcimer.
4. Qin?
Play a stringed instrument. Take paulownia as the body, set two strings, and play with wooden poles tied with ponytails to wipe the strings.
5.dulcimer?
Play stringed instruments. The piano body is trapezoidal. Generally, there are dozens of steel strings, each with three or five strings, playing with double marks. Often used for accompaniment and folk music ensemble.