騅 (zhuī) - Zhui — a piebald horse & a horse with black and white mixed coloring
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zhuī | 18 strokes | radical:
騅 · zhuī
Zhui — a piebald horse;
a horse with black and white mixed coloring;
historically refers to a specific horse owned by Xiang Yu.
Zhui — a piebald horsea horse with black and white mixed coloringhistorically refers to a specific horse owned by
Usage highlights
Piebald horseXiang Yu's ZhuiBlack ZhuiGalloping ZhuiFine steed
Usage & contexts
Examples
- Xiang Yu's famous steed was named Zhui (乌骓).
- The poem describes a piebald horse (騅馬).
- He rode a swift Zhui horse (騅駒).
Collocations
- Piebald horse(騅馬)
- Xiang Yu's Zhui(項羽的烏騅)
- Black Zhui(烏騅)
- Galloping Zhui(奔騅)
- Fine steed(良騅)
Idioms
- Xiang Yu's Black Zhui(霸王烏騅)
- The neighing of Zhui at Gaixia(騅不逝兮可奈何)
Cultural background
FAQ- Most famously associated with Xiang Yu's warhorse during the Chu-Han Contention.
- Appears in classical poetry and historical texts describing fine horses.
- Symbolizes loyalty, martial spirit, and tragic heroism in Chinese culture.