This word is included in the TRON scheme in Japan. This word is a Chinese character of Japanese surname, which is found in the name information of Japanese "life insurance company" and the telephone books of Tokyo and Osaka, but it is not true and needs to be confirmed. This 84-painting China Chinese character was named by a noodle restaurant in Matsudo City, Chiba Prefecture in June, 20 10, which became a case of applying this Chinese character.
2. As far as the Chinese characters in China that are still in use at this stage are concerned, the number of strokes of the word "Biáng Biáng Noodle" in Shaanxi is the most, with one * * * and 56 paintings.
The spelling of the word "Biáng" is certain: "It's a little funny, two rivers and two bays, the word is wide open and the word goes in. You twist, I will twist; You grow, I grow; There is a horse boss in the middle, who has the words of the heart, leaving the wild river to talk about sugar with Ma, and pushing the owner's license to visit Xianyang City. "
China Chinese characters with the largest number of strokes are also included in the traditional dictionary Baidu. China has two Chinese characters: one is "?" Chinese characters (composed of four traditional Chinese characters "dragon" pronounced as zhé), ***64 paintings, including vocabulary supplement and Chinese dictionary.
The Chinese character with the second largest number of strokes (64 paintings) in China's unified coding, and the other one with 64 paintings is ""(composed of four traditional Chinese characters "Xing" with the pronunciation of zhèng), which is included in The Great Chinese Dictionary and The Great Chinese Dictionary, etc.
Besides, "?" (composed of four "thunder", pronounced bèng) The word is 52 paintings, "?" (composed of four traditional Chinese characters "rhyme", pronounced nóng)48 pictures.
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There are eight basic strokes in traditional Chinese characters, namely "point (丨), horizontal (丨), vertical (丨), left (丨), folded (丨) and hooked (丨).
The font styles of Chinese characters in China can be divided into handwriting and handwriting. Handwritten font refers to the writing style of words with various forms, which is convenient to mainly express personal characteristics. There are three main types of calligraphy in contemporary China: block letters, cursive scripts and official scripts. China's handwritten Chinese characters are different due to the different applications of hard pen and soft pen calligraphy. For example, the vertical pen style written with hard pen and the pen style written with soft pen (such as soft pen) can also be divided into short vertical, long vertical, hanging needle vertical and hanging vertical.
Handwriting refers to the packaging and printing methods of words. There are four kinds of Chinese handwriting in contemporary China: Song Style, Imitation Song Style, Block Letters and Bold Style, among which Song Style and Block Letters are the most commonly used handwriting. Before China's Chinese characters were sorted out, there was a great difference between the styles and strokes of the packaging printed song and the packaging printed song, such as "namely" in the packaging printed song and the "namely" in the packaging printed song. That is, two fonts.