Finger is called "finger" or "claw" for short, and it is also called "finger", "finger" or "hand claw". Paws can refer to nails or fingers. Clearly and vividly wrote the pipa: "How can I raise my grave with only ten claws?"

Paws can also refer to nails and fingers. Such as "Heather's Empress Xia Chuan, Chen Wu and Natalie": "I am less intelligent and beautiful, and my claws are five inches long and red and white." The fingernails of this paper refer to the Lonely Goose: Billion Chrysanthemums by Mr. Wen Yiduo: "The soft and bright pointed chrysanthemums are like claws curled up under a beautiful woman's ass." This refers to the finger.

Women's fingers have many beautiful names. Because of its white color, the word "jade" is often used, and because of its slender shape, the word "fiber" is often used. The combination of color and shape is often compared with onions and bamboo shoots. Such as "onion", "jade onion", "peeled onion", "spring bamboo shoots", "slim finger", "jade finger" and "jade tip" and so on. For example, A Qing poet Shi Fang's poem "Silkworm Breeding" said: "My sister-in-law is afraid of diving in the house, and picking mulberry leaves is afraid of onion fiber." Du Fu's divertimento "Ji Xianbin's Qixi" in the Yuan Dynasty said: "Jade onions are slender and pink cheeks are greasy." Yuan Zhen's poem "Sixty Rhymes of Spring" says: "When you open your mouth, you will peel off the onion." Li Yu in the Southern Tang Dynasty wrote: "Sweet cheeks are warm in spring, and who is leaning on tears?" Han Wo's "Chanter" in the Tang Dynasty: "The wrist is white and red, and the tip of the bamboo shoot is oblique." Guan Hanqing's "New Water Order": "Blossoming yellow flowers scatter money all over the ground, revealing spring and twisting flowers." Zheng Wen, a poem written by the king in the Ming Dynasty, said: "Thinking is complicated, and worrying drama is like a moth." "Yuefu Poetry, Qingqu, A Midnight Song, Forty-one": "Zhu Kou is a colorful song, and the jade finger is a slender string." In Yang Weizhen's poem "Learning Books" in Yuan Dynasty, there is a sentence "The jade tip is long, and the pipe is dipped in fragrant clouds".

The ancients also called the baby's fingers "jade buds". For example, Bai Juyi's "Auntie" poem says: "Jade buds open their claws, and Su points their skin."