What Is a Covert Channel?

Channel is a Chinese vocabulary, pronounced qú dào. A channel that is dug around a river, lake or reservoir for drainage and irrigation. Two fingers way, way. ^[1]

[qú dào]

[Title] Channel

Pinyin qú dào

Zhuyin ^[1]

1. [canal; ditch]: in a river, lake, or reservoir

1. Water channels dug around rivers, lakes or reservoirs for drainage and irrigation.

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Wu Yanhen's "Giants on the Yellow River": "The channels along the road have dried up, and the vast land is dry." Ji Liang, "The Land of the Tigers, and Dragons Fall": "This section of deserted old river channel and the local Some irrigation channels are connected, and then deepened and widened. In some places, new channels need to be dug to form unobstructed thousands of miles of aqueducts. "

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Lao She's "Living in the Same House" 96: "In the past, the letter of the third child was always sent through a secret channel, never through the post office." Wei Wei "Oriental" Chapter 10: "Because he has these advantages, so As a natural channel for literary and artistic work to lead the company, he kept introducing new songs. " ^[1]