The stroke order of "biáng" is: write the prefix of the point first, then write Yao, Yan, Yao, then write long, horse and long, write the moon on the left, write the side of the vertical knife on the right, write the bottom of the heart below, and finally write the bottom of the walk.

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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Pronunciation textual research

There are at least six kinds of folk sayings, most of which are based on the imitation of sounds. During the rolling and pulling process, the noodles will emit the sound of biáng biáng on the board. In the process of fishing out, seasoning and stirring, the sound of biáng biáng is emitted; When the face is at the entrance, the mouth will emit the sound of biáng biáng and so on.

One view is that the pronunciation of the word biáng, more accurately, comes from the sound made by women beating wet clothes with wooden sticks when washing clothes.

The original process of making biángbiáng noodles is as follows: mix the noodles with salt water, put the dough on a stone or chopping board and beat it with a wooden stick until the dough is smooth and uniform, then roll it into a large dough with a rolling pin, then cut it into a belt-wide width and put it into a boiling water pot. This loud and vigorous "Biá ng-Biá ng-"sound also became the name of "biáng-biáng— Face".