(二泉映月) Gaohu (高胡); also called yuehu (粤胡) Banhu (板胡) Jinghu (京胡) Jing erhu (京二胡) Zhonghu (中胡) Yehu (椰胡) Erxian (二弦) Tiqin (提琴) Tihu (提胡) Daguangxian (大广弦) Datong (大筒)photo Datongxian (大筒弦)photo Kezaixian (壳仔弦) - two-stringed fiddle with coconut body, used in Taiwan opera Hexian (和弦) Huluhu (traditional: 葫蘆胡; simplified: 葫芦胡) Maguhu (traditional: 馬骨胡; simplified: 马骨胡) Tuhu (土胡) Jiaohu (角胡) Zhuihu (traditional: 墜胡; simplified: 坠胡) Zhuiqin (traditional: 墜琴; simplified: 坠琴) Leiqin (雷琴) Sihu (四胡) Sanhu (三胡) Liuhu (六胡) Dahu (大胡) Dihu (低胡) Xiaodihu (小低胡) Zhongdihu (中低胡) Dadihu (大低胡) Cizhonghu Gehu (革胡) Diyingehu (低音革胡) Laruan (拉阮) Dalaruan (大拉阮) Paqin (琶琴) Dapaqin (大琶琴) Xiqin (奚琴) Niutuiqin or niubatui (牛腿琴 or 牛巴腿) (Guizhou)photo Matouqin (馬頭琴) (Inner Mongolia) Aijieke (艾捷克) (Xinjiang) Sataer (萨它尔) (Xinjiang)photo Shaoqin (韶琴) an electric erhu Related instruments in other Asian nations Cambodia Tro (Cambodia) Tro che (Cambodia) Tro Khmer (Cambodia) Tro sau thom (Cambodia) Tro sau toch (Cambodia) Tro u (Cambodia) Tro Ou Chamhieng (Cham people, Cambodia) Japan Kokyū (Japan) (though this is actually descended from the rebab and related instruments, through South East Asia and the Ryukyu islands) Korea Haegeum (Korea; derived from the Xiqin) Sohaegeum (North Korea) Junghaegeum (North Korea) Daehaegeum (North Korea) Jeohaegeum (North Korea) Kyrgyzstan/Kazakhstan kyl kiak (Kobyz) Mongolia Morin khuur (Mongolia) Sihu (Mongolia) Thailand Saw (Thailand) Saw duang (Thailand) Saw u (Thailand) Saw sam sai (Thailand) Saw peep or saw krapawng (northeast Thailand) Saw bong (northeast Thailand) Tuva Byzaanchy Igil Vietnam Đàn gáo (Vietnam) Đàn hồ (Vietnam; hồ derives from Chinese hu) Đàn nhị or Đàn Cò (Vietnam) See also Music of China Traditional Chinese musical instruments Music of Mongolia Rebab String instruments Notes External links Huqin photographs (page 1) Huqin photographs (page 2) Huqin photographs (page 3) Bowed string instruments Chinese musical instruments Continuous pitch instruments Spike lutes