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The most difficult and uncommon word in the world.

The most difficult characters in the world are: Kun, Dong, Yun, Kun, Qiang and so on.

1, yeast

Pinyin z is not u

The strokes are vertical, horizontal, vertical, horizontal, left, dot, left, dot, left, dot, vertical fold, vertical, left, horizontal hook, vertical fold, vertical, left, horizontal hook, vertical fold, vertical fold and left, with a total of 25 paintings.

The basic explanation of the way teeth cut up and down when occluding is that they are up and down relative.

2. Jane

Pinyin zhú.

Stroke apostrophe, dot, horizontal, horizontal, vertical, dot, apostrophe, horizontal folding, horizontal, apostrophe, vertical, dot, apostrophe, vertical, vertical, horizontal, apostrophe, horizontal folding hook, vertical, horizontal folding, horizontal, vertical, horizontal, horizontal, dot, a total of 29 paintings.

Basic explanation of the old abbreviation of chemical term "metal element"

3. Kuhn (Hungarian communist party leader)

Pinyin yán

Dot, horizontal, skimming, horizontal folding, vertical, vertical, horizontal, vertical lifting, vertical, horizontal folding, vertical, horizontal folding, vertical, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal.

Basic interpretation of goats.

4. Kuhn (Hungarian communist party leader)

Pinyin Shu

The strokes are vertical, horizontal, horizontal, vertical hook, horizontal, vertical hook, vertical, vertical, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal, point, point, point, point, a total of 26 paintings.

Hei Hu's basic interpretation.

5. hey

Pinyin is in.

Stroke point, point, stroke, stroke, stroke, stroke, stroke, stroke, stroke, stroke, stroke, stroke, stroke, stroke, stroke, stroke, stroke, stroke, stroke, stroke, stroke, stroke, stroke, stroke, stroke, stroke, stroke, stroke, stroke.

A basic explanation of the appearance of vast water.