鲮 (líng) - Ling — refers to the dace fish (Cirrhinus & also used in the name of the ancient
鲮 · líng
Ling — refers to the dace fish (Cirrhinus molitorella), a type of carp found in Southern China;
also used in the name of the ancient mythological creature, the Ling fish.
Ling — refers to the dace fish (Cirrhinusalso used in the name of the ancient
Usage highlights
Mud carpDace fish ballsLing fishSteamed daceDace paste
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The mud carp is a common freshwater fish (鲮鱼).
- This dish is made with dace fish balls (鲮鱼球).
- The Ling fish is a creature from Chinese mythology (鲮鲤).
Collocations
- Mud carp(鲮鱼)
- Dace fish balls(鲮鱼球)
- Ling fish (mythology)(鲮鲤)
- Steamed dace(清蒸鲮鱼)
- Dace paste(鲮鱼滑)
Cultural background
FAQ- The鲮鱼 is a common food fish in Southern Chinese cuisine, especially in Guangdong and Guangxi.
- In mythology, '鲮鲤' is another name for the pangolin, or a mythical scaled fish-dragon creature.