How to write 谣

谣 謡 yáo 1. 大众编的反映生活的歌。 Folk songs reflecting life created by the public. 2. 凭空捏造的不可信的话。 Unreliable words fabricated out of thin air. 3. 古代指不用乐器伴奏的歌唱。 In ancient times, referred to songs sung without instrumental accompaniment. 【引】 1. 《韩诗章句》：有章句曰歌，无章曲曰谣。 "In the Han Poems: those with a score are called songs, while those without are called ballads." 2. 《国语·晋语》：辨妖祥于谣。 "In the Book of Documents: to discern between the ominous and the auspicious in ballads." 3. 《书·大传》：其歌声比余谣。 "In the Book of Documents: its singing voice is compared to my ballads." 4. 《列子·周穆王》：西王母为王谣。 "In Liezi: the Queen Mother of the West created a ballad for the king." 5. 《诗·魏风·园有桃》：心之忧矣，我歌且谣。 "In the Book of Songs: 'My heart is troubled, I sing and also create ballads.'" 【流言 ([En.] rumor)】 1. 《楚辞·离骚》：众女嫉余之娥眉兮，谣诼谓余以善淫。 "In the Songs of Chu: 'The many girls envy my beautiful brows, spreading rumors about my promiscuity.'" 例：又如:谣诱(花言巧语，诱人上当) Example: Also like: 'yao yòu' (flowery words and deceitful speeches). 【行歌，乐曲 ([En.] folk song)】 1. 《左传·昭公二十五年》：吾闻文、成之世，童谣有之。 "In Zuo Commentary: I have heard that during the time of Wen and Cheng, there were folk songs sung by children." 2. 李白《庐山谣》：好为庐山谣。 "Li Bai's 'Lushan Ballad': fond of creating Lushan ballads." 例：又如:谣曲(谣言。风谣，歌谣);民谣;童谣 Example: Also like: 'yao qǔ' (rumor; folk ballad); 'min yao' (folk songs); 'tong yao' (children's songs).