What Is a Fireball?

Fireball, a Chinese vocabulary, pronounced hu qiú ^[1] , which means that the interior is filled with gunpowder or other flammable materials. It was once used as a projection weapon and put in the middle of the enemy. The extremely bright clouds and dust generated during a nuclear explosion From "East Zhou Dynasty Records".

[hu qiú]

Fireball, Chinese vocabulary, pronounced hu qiú ^[1]

1. Filled with gunpowder or other flammable materials, it was once used as a projection weapon and dropped into the enemy

2. Extremely bright clouds and dust from the nuclear explosion

Also called "fireball".

1. Ancient night city lights.

   Qing Xu Naizhao's "Arrangements for Military Preparation · Shengshou Shenling · Hanging Lamps": "One lamp for each of the five stacks, a pick-and-roll cable for each lamp, under the suspended city, seven feet off the ground. In the fire light, I can see the thief, but the thief can't see Me. Use a fire for every ten stacks. "

2. Spherical fire.

   The 39th round of "East Zhou Dynasty Records": "Before and after, fire rages."

   "History of the Qing Dynasty, Disaster 2": "In September of the 2nd year of the Tongzhi Reign, Quyang flew from the southwest to the northeast."

   Mao Dun's "Frosty Leaves Red Like February Flowers" 2: "In short, it is also a meteor, but when it reached the air, three shots burst out, one higher than the other and three. colour."