The word "Bei" is a commonly used Chinese character, pronounced as "bēi", which means humble and despicable. In the traditional culture of China, servility and modesty are noble virtues. Below, I will introduce the "humble" stroke order in detail, hoping to help everyone. The "humble" stroke order is from top to bottom, from left to right. The specific steps are as follows:

1. Write a small cross first.

2. Then, write an apostrophe under the small horizontal line.

3. Next, write a vertical line at the bottom left.

4. Then, draw a hook from right to left and connect it to the vertical line.

Finally, draw a horizontal line from the left to the right of the hook.

After the above five steps, the "humble" writing is successfully completed, and the whole glyph looks like a curved person, indicating humility and meanness.

In short, learning Chinese characters must master the stroke order, which is helpful to improve our writing speed and accuracy. At the same time, by learning the stroke order of "Qian", we can better understand and express the profound meaning of this Chinese character and better grasp the traditional virtues and cultural essence of the Chinese nation.