As shown in the figure below:

The character with the most strokes is 172, which is more like a painting than a Chinese character.

If this character is written, it is definitely a big project. It requires conception and layout. Only people with strong calligraphy skills cannot write it. The pronunciation of this character is also controversial. It is pronounced as "huang" or "chao".

Chinese characters with a lot of strokes include

1. chu

Pinyin: chù

Strokes: 24

Wubi: FHFH

Radical: Head

Structure: upper and lower structure

Stroke order: horizontal, vertical, vertical, horizontal fold, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal, Horizontal, horizontal, vertical, vertical, horizontal fold, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal, lift, horizontal, vertical, vertical, horizontal fold, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal

Definition: upright, towering: ~ stand . ~~(Towering appearance).

2. 纛

Pinyin: dào

Strokes: 24

Wubi: GXFI

Radical:糸

Structure: upper and lower structure

Stroke order: horizontal, horizontal, vertical, horizontal, vertical fold/vertical bend, horizontal fold, dot, horizontal, dot, vertical, horizontal fold, horizontal , horizontal, horizontal, horizontal, vertical hook, left, point, left, left and right, left and right, dot, vertical hook, left, and dot

Interpretation: ①The big flag in the ancient army. ② In ancient times, dance equipment made of hairy feathers or decorations on emperors' carriages.