a musical composition for singing, combining lyrics with a melody

a curved line; (geometry) the trajectory of a moving point

tune; melody; song; poem for singing

To distort or misrepresent something non-physical such as facts, history, or a person's mental state

winding; tortuous; bending or turning frequently

a ball game played by two teams using curved sticks to hit a ball into the opponent's goal

to bend; to curve something; to distort or warp

a song; a musical tune

traditional Chinese stage performance art; a general term for various regional opera styles that combine music, dance, literature, and martial arts

the main song of a movie, television show, or play that represents its central theme

a list of songs, musical pieces, or operas to be performed; a program of musical selection

a piece of music or musical composition, specifically one intended for instrumental performance without lyrics; melody

music played during a movie, play, or theatrical interlude; songs in films or dramas

to intentionally misrepresent or twist the truth, facts, or someone's meaning; a misrepresentation of facts

to write or create music; to compose (often used as a credit for a composer on a score or recording)

composer or songwriter; an artist who creates music

music with a clear rhythm composed specifically for dancing or based on dance rhythms; it can be used to accompany dance or played as an independent piece

General term for traditional Chinese folk arts focusing on storytelling and singing, including forms like [[相声|相聲|xiang4 sheng5]], [[快板|快板|kuai4 ban3]], and traditional ballad singing.

a set of three literary or artistic works that are related in theme or sequence

to misinterpret or twist the original meaning of something, often intentionally; to distort

cookie; a small, flat, sweet baked treat (loanword from English)

Kunqu opera, one of the oldest forms of Chinese opera originating in Kunshan; also refers to the melodies for this opera

tune; melody; a sequence of musical notes that expresses a specific emotion or mood

Dante's masterpiece, a narrative poem describing travels through Hell, Purgatory, and Paradise.

famous song or well-known piece of music; a masterpiece in music

popular song; light music that is widely liked and sung by the general public during a certain period

The lyrics and the melody or music of a song.

different tunes played with equal skill, or different methods and approaches that achieve an equally satisfactory result

A musical composition with a strong, regular rhythm, originally written for marching to.

A single song released separately from an album; a recording typically featuring one or two tracks.

A large musical composition for an orchestra, typically consisting of four movements. Also referred to as [[交响乐|交響樂|jiao1 xiang3 yue4]].

A soft song used to help a baby sleep, or a musical piece inspired by such a tune.

a large musical composition usually consisting of three movements, featuring one or more solo instruments playing in dialogue with an orchestra

An introductory piece of music played at the beginning of an opera or ballet to set the mood or hint at the story; also refers to an independent orchestral piece in a similar style.

crooked; winding; having many bends

crankshaft; a bent axle in an engine that converts reciprocating motion into rotational motion or vice versa

A short and simple popular song, folk tune, or ballad

Selected songs or musical pieces taken from a larger work such as an album, musical, or film score

curved surface; camber; the path or surface formed by a moving line in space

to curl; to roll up; to crimp

Qufu, a historic city in Shandong province and the hometown of [[孔子|孔子|kong3 zi3]]; it was the capital of the State of [[鲁|魯|lu3]] during the Zhou Dynasty and is home to the UNESCO World Heritage sites of the Temple, Mansion, and Cemetery of Confucius

(math) degree of curvature of a curve or surface; the amount by which a geometric object deviates from being flat or straight

A common yellow-green mold found on grains and decaying organic matter; used industrially to produce enzymes but dangerous because its metabolites (aflatoxins) are highly toxic and carcinogenic.

Qujing, a prefecture-level city in Yunnan Province [[云南省|雲南省|yun2 nan2 sheng3]]

Qujiang District, a district of Shaoguan City in Guangdong province

diagram consisting of curves or lines representing mathematical or statistical data; line graph; line diagram

To make concessions or swallow one's pride to maintain the overall situation or avoid conflict

A song that is exceptionally popular or well-received; a great hit.

Nagqu, a prefecture-level city in the Tibet Autonomous Region