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Horizontal, vertical, apostrophe, dot, and down have small distinctions such as flat and down, and there is vertical mention. Folding is divided into many, there are horizontal folding, and skimming, horizontal hooks, folding hooks, horizontal folding hooks, words pick, wind hooks, horizontal bends, concave folding, nine hooks; B hooks, ear hooks, walk of the, build folding, Nai hooks, convex folding, easy to hooks, vertical folding, vertical bends, vertical hooks, child hooks, horse hooks, special folding, tripod folding, skimming folding, slanting hooks, hooks, hooks, curved hooks.

The order in which the strokes of a Chinese character are written. The rules of stroke order of Chinese characters are: horizontal then vertical (e.g. "干"), apostrophe then downward (e.g. "八"), from small to large (e.g. "主"), and from left to right (e.g. "Lin"), first in and then off (e.g., "Tian"), first in the center and then on both sides (e.g., "Shui"), from outside to inside (e.g., "Hui"), etc. "), etc.

For example, "仗", the stroke order is 丿,丿丨,丿丨一,丿丨一,丿丨一丿,丿丨一丿丶. Whether the stroke order is correct or not is related to the speed of writing and the shape of the character.

Related Information:

1. Left then right: In a character, the left side is written first, followed by the right side. Such words are 打, 北, 灯,砍, etc.

2. Top and then bottom: in a character, the top side is written first, followed by the bottom stroke. Such characters are room, li, jing and so on.

3. Horizontal and then vertical: write the horizontal strokes first and then the vertical strokes. Such characters are Wang, Gan, Kai and so on.

4. Skimming first and then pressing: such characters are enter, too, owe, etc.

5. Outside first, then inside: Write the outer strokes first, then the inner strokes. Such characters are Yue, Nei, Tong, Sentence and so on.