The pinyin for seagull is hǎigōu.
Seagulls, a common marine bird and a bird that can be seen in all seasons, are very active on the seashore or on islands. So, how should you pronounce the pinyin for seagull correctly? Let's learn more about seagulls below.
Classification of Seagulls
Seagulls are a simple bird with more than 50 species worldwide***. Depending on characteristics such as the shape of their bill, the length of their wings, and the color of their feathers, gulls can be classified into five types: large gulls, medium gulls, white gulls, black-headed gulls, and diving birds.
Life Habits of Gulls
Gulls live in the vast ocean and can be found in all seasons. Their habits are usually open and they roost and feed on steep rocky shores, harbor piers, beaches and other places. Although seagulls are common birds, they can be accidentally injured or attacked if you don't know enough about them.
How to Protect Seagulls
Protecting wildlife is everyone's responsibility and an important part of human civilization and ecological balance. So, in order to protect this beautiful feathered friend, what should we start from? Wildlife enthusiasts should respect the individual rights of wildlife and not disturb or interfere with their lives; it is recommended not to feed seagulls casually, so as not to cause trouble by causing behaviors such as attacking or stalking.
Seagulls in Literature, Movies
The seagull is also a commonly used symbol in literature and movies, with the more famous ones being the novel The Seagull by Russian writer Chekhov and Gone with the Wind by American writer Richard Bazanyako. In novels or movies, the seagull usually represents some kind of emotional or spiritual symbol, or symbolizes a characterization.
Seagulls in Chinese Idioms
There are also several idioms related to seagulls in Chinese idioms. Some of the more common ones include: gull wave and heron rising, sea crane sinking, and mirage. These idioms map the characteristics of seagulls or natural or cultural scenes related to seagulls into human life, fully reflecting the value and influence of seagulls in human language.