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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Couch Potato Wannabe, post: 1805741, member: 14066&quot;]Adding to Any Jewelry&#039;s list...</p><p><br /></p><p>I believe this set is of Vietnamese instrument styling, yet Chinese instruments are extremely similar, mostly because I am not familiar with an instrument in the Chinese line-up for #6, whereas there is a good match in Vietnamese.</p><p><br /></p><p>From left to right:</p><p>1. Yue Qin (Chinese)</p><p>1. Đàn Nguyệt (Vietnamese)</p><p>2. Xiào (Chinese)</p><p>2. Tiêu (Vietnamese)</p><p>3. Zheng or Gu Zheng (Chinese) 箏 Zheng or 古箏 Guzheng which literally translates to 古 Ancient 箏 Zheng.</p><p>3. Đàn Tranh (Vietnamese)</p><p>4. Du Xian Qin (Chinese)</p><p>4. Đàn Bầu (Vietnamese)</p><p>5. Sanxian (Chinese)</p><p>5. Đàn Tam (Vietnamese)</p><p>6. Yehu or Banhu (Chinese) - Closest Equivalent though wrong shape and has no frets, these are closer in fact to the Erhu.</p><p>6. Shamisen (Japanese) - Closest Equivalent though has no frets</p><p>6. Đàn đáy (Vietnamese)</p><p>7. Pipa (Chinese)</p><p>7. Đàn tỳ bà (Vietnamese)</p><p>8. Erhu (Chinese)</p><p>8. Đàn nhị (Vietnamese)[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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