What is the jingle of biangbiang noodles?

Biáng is written in a jingle: one point flies to the sky, the Yellow River bends two times, with a big mouth in eight characters, the word is forward, one button on the left, one button on the right, one button on the left and one button on the right. There is a horse king in the middle, a heart below, and a moon next to it, with sesame candy hanging on it. Take a bus tour of Xianyang!

The order of writing strokes: write the prefix of acupoints first, then waist, face and Yao, then dragon, horse and dragon, the moon on the left, the vertical knife side on the right, the bottom of my heart, and finally the walking child.

Note: This word is a famous biangbiang face-specific word in Shaanxi. In ancient times, it was called Wei Shui biang, Biang; In ancient times, people used the water of Weihe River to make noodles, which were as wide as belts, and were also one of the eight eccentrics in Shaanxi.

Extended data

There are 42 paintings with the word Biáng -biáng. This strange word is said to have been invented by Li Si, the prime minister of the Qin Dynasty. The word "biáng" refers to the sound of noodles falling on the chopping board. One-inch-wide noodles can withstand such tossing, and they are known as the top ten monsters in Shaanxi.

Biáng is also a colloquial onomatopoeic word, and sometimes it is a spell or nursery rhyme. The word comes from a snack "biángbiáng Noodle" in Guanzhong, Shaanxi Province (the traditional folk pasta in Guanzhong, Shaanxi Province, especially the flour ground from wheat in Guanzhong, is usually rolled into wide and thick noodles by hand).

Baidu encyclopedia -biang