In From the Garden of Hundred Clovers to the House of Three Flavors, "拗" is a multi-syllable character.

Its pronunciation is: 拗 (ǎo) disobedient, unyielding; 拗 (niù) stubborn, non-compliant; 拗 (ào) disobedient, unyielding.

There are some interesting anecdotes and stories about the character 拗.

1. First of all, the character 拗 (拗) is a radical of the Chinese character ǎo (ǎo), which means to bend, not to be straight, or to bend. In Chinese characters, there are many words and idioms with the character 拗, such as "拗口令", "拗九节", and so on.

2. Among them, "拗口令" is a very interesting tongue-twister whose main feature is its tongue-twister. For example, "Aiguishouling, aiguishouling, twisting the rope around the door." This sentence is so awkward that it is difficult for people to read it in one breath.

3. In addition, "Au Jiu Festival" is a traditional festival in Fuzhou, which is also known as "Hou Jiu Festival" or "Sending the Poor Festival". The main custom of this festival is that every family has to cook congee to worship their ancestors, and then people drink the congee to pray for peace and good luck in the coming year.

4. In addition, there are many idioms with the character "拗" in Chinese characters, such as "拗曲作直", "拗木匠做活-能干不能言", etc. These idioms all contain the character "拗" in Chinese characters. All these idioms contain the meaning and characteristics of the character "拗".

All in all, the character "拗" is an interesting radical in Chinese characters, and the words and idioms it forms are also very interesting.

Benefits of Chinese Characters:

1. Chinese Characters are square characters, it only takes up two bytes in a computer, which makes it faster to read and more space-saving than Pinyin characters.

2, Chinese characters are morphemic characters with strong word formation ability, and can express many new things through different ways of word formation. With the same information explosion, whoever gives a simple and memorable name to a new thing first is the winner.

3. Chinese characters are ideograms and do not cause understanding obstacles due to pronunciation.

4. Chinese characters are the only words of mankind that transcend times and dialects, which can integrate ancient and modern information into words, universalize dialects, and serve as a bridge between the past and present, and between the north and the south.