I am able to recognize some easy Chinese characters. 马, 人, 女 and 水 are easy to remember. But...
57 strokes! If I were studying Chinese, I'd try to learn this one just to show off. This is the most complex character in use. As it is a problem to type it, there are two phonetical equivalents to it: 棒棒麵 and 梆梆麵. But what does it mean?
Biáng biáng noodles are a a type of noodle popular in China's Shaanxi province.
But there's
someone who says the pronunciation is not
biang.
Read the mnemonics for writing it.
57 strokes! If I were studying Chinese, I'd try to learn this one just to show off. This is the most complex character in use. As it is a problem to type it, there are two phonetical equivalents to it: 棒棒麵 and 梆梆麵. But what does it mean? Biáng biáng noodles are a a type of noodle popular in China's Shaanxi province.
But there's someone who says the pronunciation is not biang. Read the mnemonics for writing it.
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