The correct pronunciation of cowpea is jiāng dòu.

Cowpea jiāng has the vowel j, the rhyme āng, the preposition i, and the tone one. Cowpea is a Chinese character. Morphosyntactic characters. From bean, ignoble. Annual herb. The fruit is a long cylindrical pod, a common vegetable; the pod or seed of this plant.

Dou dòu (豆 dòu) has the consonant d, the rhyme òu, and the tones of tetragrammaton. Dou is a Chinese character (常用字) in the General Standardized First Class of the Chinese language. The character is found in Shang dynasty oracle bone inscriptions and Shang dynasty gold inscriptions, and its ancient glyphs resemble an ancient food container with a high foot rim. Bean is a kind of vessel for holding meat or other food, shaped like a high-footed plate, usually made of pottery, but also made of bronze or wood, and those made of bronze were used as sacrificial vessels. Also used as an ancient unit of capacity.

Bean Character Related Phrases

1、煮豆燃萁 zhǔ dòu rán qí

Burning beanstalks to cook beans. It is a metaphor for hand-to-hand combat.

2. dòu kòu nián huá

The cardamom is a perennial evergreen herb with yellowish flowers, often used as a metaphor for young girls. It is often used as a metaphor for a young girl.

3, red beans love hóng dòu xiāng sī

Red beans is the name of the plant, also known as the acacia, the ancients often used to symbolize love. It is a metaphor for men and women who are in love with each other.

4. guā pōu dòu fēn

Like a melon being cut open and a bean being split from its pod. It is a metaphor for the country being divided.

5、两豆塞耳liǎng dòu sāi ěr

Metaphorically speaking, it is said to be confused by local or temporary phenomena, unable to recognize the whole picture or see the root.

6. yī dēng rú dòu

It means a lamp with only as much light as a grain of bean, describing the light as dim.