Shun

Shun *resting bell of Chin. Buddhist temples, a heavy bronze basin of varying size, placed open side up on a cushion and struck with a round wooden stick on its edge. Its pop. name is ch'ing. When Moule wrote, the largest shun was in Hangchow and measured 75 cm. (2½ ft.) in diam. (142). Moule, A. C. “A List of the Musical and Other Sound-producing Instruments of the Chinese,” in Journal of the North China Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society, Vol. 39. London, 1908.