Zhonghu        

             The Zhonghu Could Be A Low-Pitched Chinese Bowed String Instrument. Along Side The Erhu And Gaohu, It's A Member Of The Huqin Family, And Was Developed Within The Twentieth Century Because The Alto Member Of The Huqin Family (Similar To However The Ecu Viola Is Employed In Ancient Chinese Orchestras).

              The Zhonghu Is Analogous With The Erhu, However Is Slightly Larger And Lower Pitched. Its Body Is Roofed On The Taking Part In Finish With Snakeskin. The Instrument Has 2 Strings, That Square Measure Typically Tuned To The Interval Of A Fifth, To A And E Or To G And D (This Latter Standardisation Like The Violin's Lowest 2 Strings).