I work in a lab with lots of Chinese students. Okay, it's not Japanese, but we still have a lot of fun discussions comparing the Kanji and Hanzi. Therefore, they thought I would enjoy the word for biang biang noodles. They were right! It was such a fun Hansi that I decided to share it here too.
See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bi%C3%A1ng_...ng_noodles

Well, there's been about 3 or 4 threads about that kanji so far. Some even have it as an avatar. Still, thanks for sharing.

Welcome to the boards! (^O^)／

[Katsuo]

The stroke order seems odd in two ways:
1. The upper group of three (say & cocoon x 2) is written centre - left - right, but the lower group (horse & long x2) is written left - right - centre.
2. Heart is written before moon & sword even though it extends all the way beneath them.

More importantly though, has anyone here actually eaten these noodles?

I asked my mom (who is native Chinese) and she said it's bullshit and anyone who knows how to write it is strange.

hahahaha

[Katsuo]

I can write it. You're mum is right.


Edit: "Your"

LOL! Okay, now truly prove your worth by going to China and holding up a sign with that kanji on it to obtain some of these noodles.