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China’s hardest character, with 172 strokes, in Calligraphy
323,968 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)
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even in China the meaning of this character is debated. most say it has no meaning and just exists to look nice, and others say it has some association to dragons or other mythical creatures. aka its about the same as Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

Translation: "Hi"

Grok says that this character “Huang” is not used for everyday communication due to its complexity and lack of practical meaning. Instead, it is employed in artistic, educational, and cultural contexts where its challenge and beauty can be fully appreciated.

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What does it even mean

This is absolute cinema 🙌

What dose it mean?

Biang The sound of fresh noodles being prepared as they are stretched and struck on a counter. “biang biang” Because of this, it also refers to the actual noodles.

Hey @grok what does this say?

All that just for it to say Egg Drop Soup?
