It’s just eating a bowl of noodles, right? As for so many strokes?
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\"biáng\" is also an informal onomatopoeic word, sometimes used as a catchphrase or in children’s speech. This character originates from a snack from Guanzhong, Shaanxi, called “biángbiáng noodles” (a traditional folk dish from Guanzhong, Shaanxi; it refers to noodles made from flour derived from wheat grown in that region, and are usually rolled by hand into long, wide, and thick strands). The character biáng is written as follows:
When I saw the title, I thought of biangbiang noodles
It’s delicious; there are many types of noodles from Shaanxi
The scholar had no money to pay for the noodles, so he created a character to demonstrate his talent. It’s not clear whether the noodles were really delicious or if it was the scholar’s fame that led to this character’s survival over time; I’ve never tasted those noodles.
I ate it once in Xi’an – two people shared one bowl; P
Qin Chuan Version of Kong Yiji Eating Fennel Seeds
This character fully reflects the cultural heritage behind Shaanxi.
After finishing a bowl of noodles, not a single word was written
The first time I tried it, I found the taste to be excellent