Combination of noodles: Lamian Noodles, rice flour, one face for thousands of people, blushing ears, noodles, white noodles and sunny noodles.
The stroke order of the face is horizontal, vertical, vertical, vertical, vertical, horizontal, horizontal and horizontal.
Mian (pinyin: miàn) is a Chinese character (commonly used word) with a first-class general specification. This word was first seen in Oracle Bone Inscriptions in Shang Dynasty. The lines around the ancient glyph simulate the outline of the face, with "eyes" in the middle. The original meaning of face is "face". Refers to the appearance of things through the extension of human face. According to the direction of the surface, it refers to various parts and different sides of things. Also extended to "face" and "face". Faces are also used as geometric concepts. Noodles also refer to things like planes and are used as quantifiers. ?
Before the simplification of Chinese characters, the "face" of "face" was written as "face", while the "face" of "face" was written as "face" and "_". After simplification, everyone writes "face".
Interpretation of ancient books:
Explain these words:
Volume 9: Mian on the face.
(Face) Yan Chiba. From where? , like a face. Every face belongs to the face.
Volume 5: Mian.
(_) Wheat flour also. From the sound of wheat.
Text explanation:
The ninth volume face.
(Face) Yan Chiba. Yan, also between the two eyebrows. Yan Qian refers to the purpose, the nose, the eyes, the cheeks, and the fellow villagers, so it is opposite to the back. Extension is the hometown _, extension is the opposite _. "Yi" also said that "poverty leads to change, and change leads to communication". Everything tied to the face is tied to the back. _ On the surface.
From where? , like a face. That's right, the left image plane. Mi Jian Yan, Part 14.