壎 Stroke Order

壎 1. Ancient ceramic wind instrument. It has a sharp top and flat bottom, approximately the size of a goose egg or chicken egg. There is a blowing mouth on the top, three, four, or five holes in the front, and two holes in the back, varying from ancient to modern times. Also written as "塤". (English: An egg-shaped, holed wind instrument. It can also be made from stone, bone, or ivory.) 2. Same as the above definition, as mentioned in "Shuowen Jiezi": "壎 is a musical instrument made of earth, with six holes." (引) 1. "Shuowen": 壎 is a musical instrument. Made of earth, it has six holes. The character can also be written as 塤. 2. From "Zhouli - Xiaoshi": 壎 xiao tube, noted: "It's as large as a goose egg." 3. From "Liji - Yueling": Adjusting the yu, sheng, 壎, and zhuo. 4. From "Shijing - Xiaoya - Herens": The Bo family plays 壎, the Zhong family plays zhuo. 5. From "Shijing - Daya - Ban": Like 壎 and zhuo, its sound is lower and harmonizes with zhuo. 6. From "Baihutu": The ceremonial music includes 壎 and kan sounds. 7. From "Newly Compiled Three Rites - Throwing Pot - 壎": Always six holes, one above, three in the front, and two in the back. (例) Such as: 壎箎 (壎 is a ceramic instrument, and 篪 is a bamboo instrument; together they create harmonious sounds, later symbolizing brotherhood and harmony). 3. 盂. (English: A basin or bowl.) 4. 盂. From "Jiyun - Huan Yun": "壎 is also a basin." (引自繁体辞典解释) (One more pronunciation variant.)