The hardest word to write in China: Hu.
Stroke reading and writing: point, horizontal, point, left, horizontal, vertical, horizontal hook, horizontal, horizontal, vertical hook, horizontal, vertical hook, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal; The other two strokes from left to right are the same.
υ(dá), describing the appearance of a dragon leaping like a tiger, Jade Piece is full of sound and emotion. Longxingye.
The shape of the word "tiger" is very complicated, usually containing many dragon-shaped, snake-shaped or other animal images, and using complex lines and ornamentation. The shape of the word can be different according to the creative methods of different artists and calligraphers, so there are many different versions of the word "Hu".
The word "Hu" is mainly used as a decorative symbol, which usually appears in calligraphy works, paintings, traditional cultural exhibitions and artworks. Its existence aims to add a unique artistic atmosphere and appreciation to the works. The word "Hu" is not used in formal documents, letters, seals or traditional written communication, because it has no practical linguistic meaning.
Hu is created and designed according to the basic elements of Chinese characters. It absorbs the strokes, structures and forms of Chinese characters, but it is not considered as a standard Chinese character. Chinese characters are an important part of China characters, with rich historical and cultural connotations, and the word "Hu" is an artistic form of decoration and expression.
Although the word "Hu" has no practical linguistic meaning, it has certain value in the field of art. It reflects the innovation and exploration of China's calligraphy by artists and calligraphers, and it is a manifestation of Chinese character art, and the word "Hu" has also attracted extensive attention and appreciation in some artworks.