What are the most difficult Chinese characters to write?

The most difficult simplified word to write in China:

1, number of strokes: 5 1.

2. The number of strokes of b √ (b √) is 39.

3. Number of strokes: 36.

4. Number of strokes: 35. ?

5. The number of strokes of Kun (cū): 33.

6. Number of strokes in 6.dá: 34.

7. Number of strokes of Lí ng: 34. ?

7. Number of strokes of xiā n: 33. ?

9. Number of strokes of Yan (Yu): 33.

10, (biáng) Number of strokes: 56.

Related information:

According to records, China's Chinese characters were invented by China people in ancient times with a history of about 5,000 years. But at present, to be exact, it can only be traced back to the emergence of Oracle Bone Inscriptions in Shang Dynasty 1300 BC. According to the time, it should be 65438 BC+0300 AD +2065438 +08, more than 3300 years ago.

Since the development of ancient Chinese characters, the Chinese characters with the most strokes have always been a controversial issue. Just a few years ago, China Language Research Institute officially announced that at present, the Chinese characters with the most strokes are composed of four China traditional characters "Dragon", pronounced as zhé, with ***64 paintings. It means nagging and talking a lot. It is a variant of Mao, and it has been included in Chinese Dictionary, Chinese Dictionary, Lexical Dictionary Supplement and Kangxi Dictionary Supplement.

Although the government is fair, it has not been recognized by people. Because there are still some Chinese characters whose strokes are far more than 64.

The invention of characters is a very arduous project, which takes a long time, often hundreds to thousands of years, and its basic condition is the development of agricultural civilization. There is a demand for recording affairs in class society, and only surplus wealth can support writers. Once a region forms a systematic writing system, it basically stifles the possibility of independent writing in neighboring regions.