The bridge of Dasansian (lit. big sansian) is usually placed at the one-third of the resonant body, above the bottom of the instrument. However, there is another alternative to place the bridge, called 'fifth interval' on account of the increase of octave and the decrease of note-fingering distance.This study aims to find out the 'fifth interval' place may be a good choice for performers, because this newly bridge place is easier for fingering, and at the same time it will not damage its tone quality. In order to demonstrate this, the study, therefore, adopts the approach of Lin, Yu-ting, which examines the suitable place of erhu bridge through the analysis of its sound spectrum, to analyze the spectrum of each string, and also provide the reference of its acoustic data to the performers.