Erhu pinyin

[èr hú]?

definition: a musical instrument. Two strings, soft and beautiful voice.

Erhu's famous songs include Two Springs Reflecting the Moon, Good Night, Listening to Pine, Horse Racing, Grapes Ripe and so on.

Erhu (pinyin: erhu) started in the Tang dynasty and is called "Xiqin", with a history of more than 1 years.

a traditional stringed instrument in China. Erhu, the two-stringed huqin, is also known as "Nanhu" and "Om Zi". Erhu is one of the main bowstring instruments (stringed instruments) in the Chinese national musical instrument family. The timbre of erhu is almost the same as human voice, with singing and telling feeling.

Erhu started in the Tang Dynasty and has a history of more than 1 years.

it originated from a minority in the northern part of ancient China, and was originally called "Qin Qin" and "Xi Qin".

The earliest written record of Qin Qin is the Poem of Yan Rong Shan Ren Chi Ting written by Meng Haoran, a poet in the Tang Dynasty: "Bamboo brings the Qin into, while flowers invite the wine";

In Le Shu written by Chen Yang in the Song Dynasty, "Xi Qin is a musician ...", and the poem "and play him barbarian lutes, guitars, harps" written by Cen Can in the Tang Dynasty shows that Hu Qin began in the Tang Dynasty.