Three-character words with Zhu

Three-character words with Zhu:

Zhuxian Town

[zhū xiān zhèn]

Place name. In today's southwest of Kaifeng, Henan Province. It is an important place for water and land transportation.

Tao Zhugong

[táo zhū gōng]

Another name for Fan Li, the official of the Yue Kingdom during the Spring and Autumn Period.

Suzaku Gate

[zhū què mén]

The south gate of Jiankang (now Nanjing, Jiangsu), the capital of the Six Dynasties. It was built in the second year of Emperor Chengkang of Jin Dynasty. There are two bronze birds on the door, because of its name.

Cinnabar red

[zhū shā hóng]

A type of peony flower.

Zhuque Bridge

[zhū què qiáo]

That is, Zhuque Bridge. During the Eastern Jin Dynasty, there were many mansions of wealthy families such as Wang Dao and Xie An nearby. Liu Yuxi of the Tang Dynasty wrote a poem called "Wu Yi Xiang": "There are wild grasses and flowers beside the Suzaku Bridge, and the setting sun is setting at the entrance of Wu Yi Xiang. In the old days, the swallows in front of the Wang Xie Hall flew into the homes of ordinary people."

Zhu Wengong

[zhū wén gōng]

The posthumous title of Zhu Xi of Song Dynasty.

Zhu Fuzi

[zhū fū zǐ]

Refers to Zhu Xi of the Song Dynasty.

Cinnabar pen

[zhū shā bǐ]

A brush dipped in cinnabar ink.

Zhu Tiyin

[zhū tí yín]

A kind of high-quality silver in ancient times. It was named because it was produced in Zhuti Mountain in Zhaotong County, Yunnan Province today.

Cinnabar Spring

[zhū shā quán]

The name of the hot spring. Also known as Tangquan. In Huangshan, Anhui Province.

Zhuque Hang

[zhū què héng]

Also known as "Zhuque Hang". In Jiankang (now Nanjing, Jiangsu), the capital of the Six Dynasties, the floating bridge outside the South City Gate, Zhuque Gate, spanned the Qinhuai River.

Zhuquehang

[zhū què háng]

See "Zhuquehang".

Red-crowned crane

[zhū dǐng hè]

That is, the red-crowned crane.

Cinnabar Judge

[zhū shā pàn]

The portrait of the judge painted with red strokes. In the old days, there was superstition that it could ward off evil spirits.

Ibis Song

[zhū lù qǔ]

The name of the music.

Red Bird

[zhū yī niǎo]

The name of the bird.

Zhu Si Xian

[zhū sī xián]

1. Also known as "Zhu Si Xian". Strings made of cooked silk.

Ke Zhuhun

[kě zhū hún]

Complex surname.

Zhu Si Xian

[zhū sī xián]

See "Zhu Si Xian".

Zhu Yanzi

[zhū yán zǐ]

The young man. Tang Dynasty Li Bai's poem "Dairing Wine": "Yesterday I was a beautiful lady, today my hair is white."