Zi Collection, Upper Volume, Page 25, Entry 01 Pronounced dēng (entering tone) In the "Guangyun" and "Jiyun," it is recorded that the pronunciation of this character is "dōu téng qiè," sounding the same as "dēng." The "Guangyun" states that it is a type of bird called "hū hú." The "Bencao" records: The hū chicken is the size of a chicken, with long legs, a red crest. The male bird's feathers are brown, and the female bird is slightly smaller, with patterned feathers. It stops singing in autumn. It belongs to the same category as the crake.