biáng is written in a jingle: flying to the sky at one point, the Yellow River bends two times, and the characters are wide open, and the words move forward, one button on the left, one button on the right, one button on the left, one button on the right, and one button on the right. There is a king Ma in the middle, with a bottom of mind and a moon beside him. Take a car to visit Xianyang!

Write stroke order: write the prefix of the point first, then write "Yao", "Yan" and "Yao", then write "Long", "Ma" and "Long", write the moon on the left, write the side of the vertical knife on the right, write the bottom of the heart, and finally write a walking child.

note: this word is a special word for biangbiang noodles, a famous food in Shaanxi. In ancient times, it was called Wei Shui biang, Biang; In ancient times, people used the water of Weihe River to make noodles as wide as belts, which is also one of the eight monsters in Shaanxi.

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There are 42 paintings of the word p>Biáng -biáng. This strange word is said to have been invented by Li Si, the prime minister of the Qin Dynasty. The word biáng refers to the sound of noodles falling on the chopping board. Noodles that are one inch wide can stand up to this ordeal and deserve the title of "Noodles are like belts" among the top ten monsters in Shaanxi.

biáng is also a colloquial onomatopoeic word, sometimes it is a mantra or a nursery rhyme. The word comes from a snack in Guanzhong, Shaanxi Province, "biángbiáng noodles" (Shaanxi Guanzhong folk traditional flavor pasta, especially the flour ground from Guanzhong wheat, usually hand-rolled into wide and thick noodles)

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