The most difficult Chinese character to write in the world, Huang (second tone). Such complex strokes made this character the most difficult Chinese character to write in the world at that time. Judging from the entire font, this character consists of different Chinese characters such as cloud, wind, deer, and soil. The meaning should also be related to nature.
This word is used less and less frequently, so biologists cannot determine its specific meaning from the historical data that can be found. Moreover, in its era, the overall frequency of use of Chinese characters was not high. Even if it was used frequently, the meaning of a single character could not be specifically determined from the article.
The viewer's vision of Chinese calligraphy paintings:
"The expression of words is less and the expression of paintings is more." Otherwise, it does not belong to Chinese calligraphy painting, but other types. For example, works of the same type as Wu Guanzhong's "National Soul" should all fall into the category of "Chinese character composition" or "Chinese character pattern". Another example: There is a kind of "paper-cut" or "cartoon" that uses Chinese characters to spell out shapes on the Internet. "The art of.
This form of art should be called "Chinese character comics". If it appears in the form of paper-cutting, it can also be called "Chinese character paper-cutting". Such works should belong to "Gaoxia School Calligraphy" or "Modern Calligraphy" ("The Art of Gaoxia Calligraphy" published by Hunan Fine Arts Publishing House in 1983) and other types like "Cao Chong Shu".