Riddles, homophones and jokes about Chinese characters. The origin of Chinese characters.

Others use illusions to create crossword puzzles. For example: "Write strokes first, then write pictures." The answer is "pregnant". The first half of the sentence consists of "le" and "ellipsis", and the second half consists of "le" and "one". Together, le and zi are the word "pregnancy". Another example is: "The Taoist priest has two eyes in his waist and a towel at the foot of the monk. Although the usual two words, the new scholar can't think clearly. " The answer is "normal". Because the homonym of "Taoist" is "inverted scholar", that is, "dry"; Add "eyes" and it is "flat". Adding the word "towel" under the word "Shang" of a monk is the word "Chang".