A traditional Chinese lute with four strings and a pear-shaped body.

(literary) the collarbone; the clavicle; also known as the [[锁骨|鎖骨|suo3 gu3]]

(idiom) originally used for a woman remarrying; in modern usage, also refers to a woman taking a new boyfriend or lover

plucked stringed instrument with a pear-shaped body, similar to a small pipa, often used in folk music and traditional opera

To play the [[琵琶|琵琶|pi2 pa5]], a traditional Chinese four-stringed lute.

mandolin; a stringed musical instrument

northern shoveler (Spatula clypeata), a species of duck with a distinctive shovel-shaped bill

Tang dynasty historical text and source for music and drama, also known as Yuefu Zalu

A type of parasitic louse that lives on humans and animals, often shaped like a [[琵琶|琵琶|pi2 pa5]]; also known as a [[放屁虫|放屁蟲|fang4 pi4 chong2]].

A famous long narrative poem by the Tang dynasty poet [[白居易|白居易|bai2 ju1 yi4]], which tells the story of a musician's life and reflects on the poet's own political exile.

a traditional Chinese garment front style where the opening curves from the neckline and buttons down the right side under the armpit; commonly found in ancient women's attire

The Lute, a famous southern opera from the late Yuan or early Ming dynasty written by Gao Ming

A type of fish with a large mouth and a glowing protrusion on its head used to attract prey; it usually lives in deep ocean waters.

any of several large long-legged wading birds with a broad flat bill of the family Threskiornithidae

Eurasian spoonbill (Platalea leucorodia), a large white wading bird with a distinctively shaped bill found spoon-shaped bill

(abbreviation) black-faced spoonbill

a species of large white waterbird with a distinctive black face and a spoon-shaped bill

A large, long-legged wading bird with a black, spoon-shaped beak and white feathers. It migrates from Northeast Asia to winter in areas including southern Taiwan and South China. It is an endangered species.