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user 9734
Questions about the origin and history of Chinese words. Use [glyph-origin] for the origin of characters.
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A Complex Chinese Character (Characters Identified: 招財進寶)
They're called 合文! (combined characters ) or 合书！
http://baike.baidu.com/view/2915764.htm
( Good question - I was also curious about this a while back )
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