The Erhu is a traditional Chinese string instrument known for its unique sound and expressive capabilities. It consists of a long neck and two strings, played with a bow. The body is typically made from wood, and the soundbox is often covered with python skin, which contributes to its distinctive tone. This instrument is commonly used in Chinese folk music, orchestras, and solo performances. The Erhu has a rich history, dating back over a thousand years, and is an essential part of Chinese cultural heritage, often featured in various art forms and performances.