鳇 Stroke Order

鳇 Huang 1. [Noun] 〔～鱼〕 A type of fish resembling a sturgeon, elongated and spindle-shaped, capable of reaching five meters in length. It lives in the ocean and spawns in rivers during the summer. Its flesh is edible, and its swim bladder and spinal cord can be used to make glue. Also known as “sturgeon hwang”. 2. (鰉) 3. [Noun] Sturgeon hwang (English: Huso dauricus). It belongs to the sturgeon family and is found in places like the Heilongjiang, Ussuri River, and Songhua River, typically measuring about four meters in length. This family also includes various types found in major rivers across Europe and Asia, resembling sturgeons and historically referred to as “Huan.” It has an elongated spindle shape, with protruding lips, a back color ranging between tea brown and yellow-gray, a gray-yellow belly, and diamond-shaped hard scales. Its tail fin is asymmetric, and its head contains cartilage, known as sturgeon bone, living in coastal areas. For example: 鳇糟 (pickled hwang fish); 鳇冰 (hwang fish cartilage).