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How to pronounce Cistanche

Cistanch is pronounced as cōng róng.

Cistanch cōng has the vowel c, the rhyme ōng, and the tone one. Cistanche (cōng) is a Chinese word with the radical 艹 and the total number of strokes is 7. It means parasitic plant. Cistanche is a collective name for the parasitic plants Cistanchis sinensis and Cistanchis sinensis. Cistanche is also known as "Lei Dang"; Cistanche stems and leaves are yellowish brown.

Rong róng (蓉róng), has a vowel of r, a rhyme of óng, and a tone of two. Rong is a Chinese character, pronounced róng, with an upper and lower structure, the radical 艹, and the total number of strokes is 13. The meaning is short for Chengdu, Sichuan, which is said to have been planted with wood hibiscus by Meng Chang in the Five Dynasties, after the Shu Dynasty, on his palace city, and was named Chengdu for the hibiscus city, which was later shortened to Rongcheng or Rong; a pastry filling made from beans, melons and fruits that are boiled and dried in the sun and then ground into a powder; a family name.

Rong word related group words

1, out of the water hibiscus chū shuǐ fú róng

Hibiscus refers to the lotus flower. It is a lotus flower that has just appeared on the surface of the water. It is also called "Hibiscus in the water". It is a metaphor for fresh and natural poetry. It describes a woman's appearance as fresh and beautiful.

2. bìng dì fú róng

Bìng dì fú róng

Bìng dì fú róng refers to hibiscus flowers growing side by side on the same stem. Hibiscus means lotus flower, lotus flower. Two lotus flowers growing side by side on the same stem. It is a metaphor for a loving couple or a harmonious couple.

3. rén jìng fú róng (人镜芙蓉)

为预兆科举得中的典故。 It is an allusion to the fact that one will win the first place in the examination.

4. yuǎn shān fú róng (远山芙蓉)

metaphorically, it is a metaphor for a woman's beauty.

5. chū fā fú róng

A lotus flower that has just opened.

6. fú róng bìng dì

Two lotus flowers are born together. It is a metaphor for husband and wife who love each other. It is also a metaphor for the two being comparable.