What does biangbiang noodles mean?

The jingle of traditional Chinese characters on biangbiang's face is: fly to the sky at one point, bend the Yellow River twice, open your mouth wide and enter the word. One is in the east and the other is in the west. The left side is long, the right side is long, and there is a horse king in the middle. At the bottom of my heart, beside the moon, leave a hook and hang sesame candy, and travel to Xianyang by car.

"Bi 'ang" is an uncommon word in Guanzhong dialect, a compound word and a pictophonetic word. Draw 56 strokes. Biáng is sometimes a mantra or a nursery rhyme. The word comes from a snack "biángbiáng noodles" in Guanzhong, Shaanxi Province.

The legend of biangbiang noodles

One day, Qin Shihuang looked at the delicious food cooked by the chef, but he had no appetite at all, so ministers began to look for delicious food all over the street. A minister found a noodle restaurant with a thriving business. He thought: This noodle restaurant is so popular that it must be delicious! So he went back to the palace and told Qin Shihuang. Then, he took Qin Shihuang to this noodle restaurant.

Qin Shihuang tasted it, and his tears came out, but he still wolfed down his noodles (recently, he heard from his father that revolutionary people like to eat Chili, which may be the reason why they can "show off" on the battlefield). After eating noodles, Qin Shihuang wrote a word on the spot-the word above, pronounced "biang" (two sounds). And this face is called "biangbiang face".