What is the word "王" with a stroke above it?

Maybe I'm joking with you.

In ancient times, there was a joke about naming:

It was the nickname of the eight brothers named Wang.

There is a story about a family with the surname Wang and eight brothers. They asked for a name, a nickname, and a name that still resembled the original surname.

One day, someone named the eight brothers: The first one was named King Lord, and his nickname was Wang Da, the tough one.

(The character "王" is added with a dot to form the main character, so it is called "hard-headed") The second name is Wang Yu, and his nickname is Wang Er who stole the wine pot. (The character "王" is added with the character "成玉", so it is called "stealing the wine pot") The third name is Wang San

, and his nickname is the heartless Wang San. (The middle character of Wang was cut out to form three characters, so it was called heartless) The fourth name was called Wang Feng, and his nickname was Wang Si, who carried the iron gun. (The character "王" comes from the character "Chengfeng" above and below, so it is called

Carrying an Iron Spear.) The fifth name is Wang Wu, and his nickname is Wang Wu who makes a hard turn. (The character "王" plus "一瀬" becomes the character "五", so it is called "Hard Turn") The sixth name is Wang Ren, and his nickname is Wang Liu with a crooked head. (The character 王

adds a twist to form the character ren, so it is called Crooked Head) The seventh name is Wang Mao, and his nickname is King of Curved Tail

Seven. (The character "王" is formed by adding a hook to form the character "Mao", so it is called "Crooked Tail") The eighth name is Wang Quan, and his nickname is "The Tortoise who is not an adult". (The character "王" is added to the Chinese character to form the full character in ancient Chinese, and the character "RU" looks like a human but is not human. At the same time,

"Wang Ba" is not a human being either, so he cannot be called a human "Wang Ba")