The stroke order of Chinese characters is being ignored by more and more people nowadays. It seems that everyone thinks that as long as the final character is written correctly, the stroke order process does not matter at all. In fact, this is not the case. Chinese characters have great pictographic meanings in their invention. Learning the correct stroke order will not only help you memorize Chinese characters correctly, but also help you understand Chinese characters and write Chinese characters well.
Keep in mind:
"忄" is written dot and dot first, and vertical at the end.
"Dagger" is written first, then vertical hook.
"Wan" is written horizontally first, then horizontally with a folding hook, and then written with a stroke.
The last three strokes of the character "mother" are dot, horizontal and dot.
"Ji" is written first, then written horizontally and folded, then written as 捺. "Nai" is written horizontally, folded and left first, and then written as left. This character has a similar shape to the character "ji", but the stroke order is completely different.
"Fire" first writes the two strokes above, namely dot and stroke, and then writes the herringbone. In the upper right corner of "Deng", first write two strokes, and then write "捺".
"Minus" is written first with the dot and mention on the left, and then the word "Xian" on the right. "Shuang" is written horizontally first, then four "×"s are written from left to right, and finally "人" is written. The stroke order of the right half of "Xun" is: horizontal oblique hook (not horizontal bent hook), horizontal and vertical (not oblique).
The first stroke of "convex" is to write the vertical part on the left side, then the short horizontal and vertical parts, then the horizontal fold and fold, and finally the long horizontal part of the side.
The first stroke of "concave" is to write the vertical on the left, then the horizontal and vertical folds, then the vertical and horizontal folds, and finally the long and horizontal sides.
"Out" first writes the vertical fold, then the short vertical, then the long vertical in the middle from top to bottom, and finally the vertical fold and short vertical.
Above "Guan", the vertical fold is written first, then the horizontal fold, the vertical part inside is written in the third stroke, and the long horizontal part is written last.
After "Chong" is written horizontally and apostrophe above, it is followed by day, then vertically, and finally the two horizontal strokes below (short at the top and long at the bottom).
The stroke order on the character "ridge" is to first write the dot and mention on the left, then write the apostrophe and dot on the right, and finally write the person in the middle.
"Yi" is written first, then left and right. Those dotted on the top or upper left should be written first, such as "men, dou", etc.; those dotted on the right or inside the characters should be written last, such as "jade, tile", etc.
For characters in the shape of "匚", first write the horizontal line above "匚", then write the part inside "匚", and finally write the last fold of "匚", such as "PI, district, minister, craftsman, box, hide", etc.
On the left side of "杝", first write the dot and dot in the upper part, then write the vertical and horizontal fold hooks in the lower left corner, then write the long vertical part in the middle, and finally write the dot and dot in the middle. These words also include "bad, lame, suppressed, turtle" and so on. After writing the word "OG" horizontally and vertically, then write the two "mouths" on the left and right at the top, then the horizontal "mouth" in the middle and the two "mouths" below the horizontal, and finally write a long horizontal "mouth". This writing complies with the rules of writing from top to bottom, first the middle and then both sides, which is different from the stroke order of the word "王".
Attached: Collection of stroke order and easy typos
1. Horizontal
1. Write two in the last stroke
Ran (Zai, Ran) - Stroke order: vertical, horizontal fold hook, middle vertical, last stroke is written as two.
Li (Li, Tong) - stroke order: write A first, then write 2.
Chong (heel, Dong) - Stroke order: left, horizontal, write "yue", middle vertical, write "two" again.
Chui (beat, hammer, hammer) - stroke order: write Qian first, then 艹, and then two.
[Note] Three or four rows side by side do not follow this rule:
臇ｊǐn (jin, hibiscus) - the last two strokes are vertical and horizontal.
鹹zhuī (who, difficult) - the last two strokes are vertical and horizontal.
2. Separate soil and scholars.
Earth - Temple (servant, poetry, hemorrhoids, etc.) Zhou, Yuan, Xing.
Shi - Ji (clean, orange, knot, straw) ambition, shell, sound, joy, good, one, pot, strong.
3. Tian and Yao are separated.
Tian - swallow, silkworm, 忝tiǎn (Tim, lick), play (together).
Yao--Qiao (Qiao, Qiao, Jiao, Jiao) Ao, Ao, Yao.
4. Wang and Ren separated.
Wang - Cheng (Cheng, Cheng).
Ren - to let (allow) the court, to be promiscuous.
5. The first stroke is horizontal, not left: Feng (蚌, yan, qi), 雷ｌlěi (plough, plough, rake). The fourth stroke of Bang (bang, bang, tie) is skimming. The third stroke of the journal is vertical.
6. The center of the horizontal "mountain" moves left to right but not to the left. The middle horizontal direction does not show the right side - Xun, Broom, Cu (Zou) Dang, Xue, Sweep, Fu, Invade.
When the horizontal "mountain" has a vertical cross, the middle horizontal right should come out - Yu yù (Jian) Bing, Jie, Tang, Kang, Zheng, Jian.
The strokes in the middle, horizontal and left sides all come out - malaria, abuse (joke). The order of the last strokes is: horizontal, vertical fold, middle horizontal.
7. The stroke order on the right side of Xun is different from that of Chou.
The right side of Xun (Xun, Xun, Xun) - stroke order: horizontal bend, hook, horizontal, vertical. (The last two strokes are ten).
Ugly (twist, button, button) - stroke order: horizontal fold, vertical, horizontal, horizontal (the last two strokes are two).
8. Wu, consistent stroke order.
Wu (wú) stroke order: vertical fold, horizontal fold hook, [first] left, [after] horizontal (both sides come out).
The upper part of the thread - stroke order: vertical fold, horizontal fold, [first] vertical, [last] horizontal (both sides come out).
9. Poor stroke order. Middle parts: vertical, horizontal folds, [middle] long horizontal (protruding from both sides), short horizontal (blocking).
10. The first three strokes of Pi: horizontal hook, left stroke, and vertical stroke.
2. Vertical
1. The difference between vertical and horizontal. Lin, Jian, Jian, vertical, tight: the second stroke is vertical, not left. Old: The first stroke is vertical. Return: The second stroke is to write off.
2. The first strokes of "zhou" and "tong" are different. Tong, Gang, Wang, Wang: The first stroke is vertical. Zhou and Yong: The first stroke is skimming.
3. The first stroke of "month" has changed. Yu, Ken, Wei, You, Shoulder: the moon is below, and the first stroke is vertical. Belly, Muscle, Intestine, Qi, Lang: The moon is on the left and right, and the first stroke is left.
4. Write vertically after emphasis. False, Xia, Xia (Xia) - the order of the first three strokes of the middle part: horizontal fold, horizontal, vertical. Bao, Fu - the order of the first two strokes on the right side: horizontal fold hook, vertical stroke.
5. To stand out or not to stand out: To stand out - You (Huang Yin), Strider (渑, rope, fly) and Yan (I, Yan, Zhi). Don't stand out - turtle (lottery). Get ahead - different, engage in, abandon, 弁, chess, calculation, cheat. Not to stand out - bì (bi, grate, nose). Get ahead - holy (weird, strong). Not showing up - Jing, Jing, Jing, Jin, stem, neck.
6. No., Kao, Dirty - the last stroke is upward but not pointed. The last two strokes are in order: horizontal and vertical folds and hooks. The lower part of the word "Kao" cannot be like the Arabic numeral "5".
7. The left side of closing, the left side of shouting and correcting - vertical lift and vertical do not cross. It cannot be written as the Arabic numeral "4".
8. When doing the left radical, turn your head to the right without turning your head: body (shoot, bow, hide) - the sixth stroke horizontally, the seventh stroke left, both turn your head not toward the right. Zhou (ship, general, navigation) - the fifth stroke is horizontal, pointing to the right without looking forward.
▲Note: Er (take, position, couplet) - when doing the left radical, change the last stroke to mention, so that it can come forward.
9. The stroke order and strokes of Fei: Fei (sin, leek) stroke order: [left] vertical (not apostrophe), three small horizontal strokes (the last small horizontal stroke is not mentioned), [right] vertical, three small horizontal strokes.
Three, skim
1. It should be summed up: avoid (rabbit, wuan, mian), Huan (call, change, Huan), Xiang (image), ghost (puppet, shame), humble (servant, stele) - the sixth stroke is all One pass down.
2. It’s not all written down in one stroke—Mai’s seven paintings, Mei’s nine paintings, Ao (Ao, Ao, Ao)’s ten paintings, and Xiang’s twelve paintings.
3. Don’t add too many words - Wei (feed, snuggle, simmer), Zhan (roll, grind), Dai, Wu, Er.
4. Leave first and leave later--leave first: nine, and. Back-writing: Dao, Li, Nai, Wan (stroke order: horizontal, horizontal folding hook, writing), Fang (stroke order: dot, horizontal, horizontal folding hook, writing).
5. Leaving the left side to the left or not: pushing to the left - Hua (hua, hua, 谹) stroke order on the right: [first] left, [after] vertical hook, and the two strokes intersect. Don't stand out - dagger bǐ (bi, north, this, death, purpose, nun, old), lun (lun, lun, lun, wheel) stroke order: [first] left, [then] vertical hook, the two strokes are not mutually exclusive cross. The stroke order is better than that on the left side: horizontal and vertical strokes. The stroke order of the north left side is: vertical, horizontal, and lifting. The stroke order on the left side is: [center] vertical, horizontal, [left], ti.
6. The last stroke is for a person: Fire stroke order: dot, [upper right] small stroke, [middle] stroke, and nip. The order of the strokes: [upper left] small left, vertical, short horizontal, [right] horizontal fold, short horizontal, [underlying] horizontal, and finally write the person. The cool stroke order: horizontal, [left] left, dot, left, dot, [right] left, dot, left, dot, and finally write the person. The stroke order of the upper part of the spine: [Left] dot, lift, [right] small left, dot, [middle] write people.
▲Pay attention to the order of Zhao strokes: left, dot, lift, vertical hook, left, dot, which is different from the stroke order of the upper part of the ridge.
Four o'clock
1. A little bit without a point: a little bit - Shiｓｈì (persimmon, cerium, nao). Wudian - on the right side of Pei (Pei, Lung, Fu), with its head sticking out vertically in the middle. Pei Qihua. Yao (poured, scratched, wrapped around, burned), there is no point on the upper right. Step (wading), no point on the lower left. Dyeing the upper right is not a pill. There is no point under the piano. No dots under the paper (low dots).
2. Dot first and dot last: dot first - meaning, for (stroke order: dot, left, horizontal fold hook, [inside] dot). The last stroke is dot - fork, hair, pull, and become (the last stroke of anyone who follows Ge is dot).
3. The order of the dots: the mother stroke order: vertical fold, horizontal fold hook (the two strokes intersect at the end), dot, horizontal, dot. (Don’t finish writing and then click two dots). This is true for those who follow the mother: Thumb, Mu, Du, Mei, Tue, Regret, and Mold. Zhou (ship, sail), the last three strokes are in order: dot, horizontal, dot. Dan (Tong)'s last two strokes are in order: dot first, then horizontal. The stroke order of Zhou: dot, left, dot, vertical, dot, vertical. The stroke order of 鬯ｃｈｎｇ: oblique, oblique dot, [upper] dot, [left] dot, [right] dot, [lower] dot, vertical fold, vertical, oblique, and vertical hook.
5. Folding (lifting, hooking)
1. Horizontal folding and vertical folding: piece - the last stroke is horizontal folding, a total of four paintings. Teeth - The second stroke is a vertical fold, a total of four strokes. Le - the second stroke is a vertical fold, a total of five paintings.舛chuǎn (Jie, Shun, Wu), Jiang, the last three strokes are: horizontal, vertical fold, vertical (the last stroke points upward). That is - on the right side are horizontal, vertical folds, tilts (upward without protruding), and vertical curved hooks.
2. The last stroke of the person from the district is vertical fold: district, Pi, Chen, Kuang, craftsman, doctor, bandit. Stroke order: [first] horizontally, [then write] the enclosed parts inside, and [finally] vertical fold to finish writing in one stroke .
3. The last stroke of the left radical is changed horizontally to mention: Tu (peichang), Wang (playing ball), Zhi (Qi Wu), Xue (provoking nosebleed), Er (take, couplet), Zi (grandson, child), Ma ( Chi, drive), bird (ostrich).
4. Changes in the strokes and stroke order of the character "Che": when the character "Che" is made into a single-body character, the stroke order is - horizontal, vertical fold, horizontal, vertical. When doing the left radical (light, heavier, turn) of the car, the stroke order is - horizontal, vertical fold, [first] vertical, [last] lift.
5. Pay attention to lifting vertically: the left side of the cut (steal, build, brew) is not soil. Tile (ou, porcelain, bottle) stroke order: horizontal, vertical lifting, horizontal bending, hook, dot.
6. The right sides of hair and plucking are different: the first stroke of hair (splashing, plucking) is a vertical fold. The first stroke on the right side of pulling (祓,绂) is horizontal.
7. With hook and without hook: with hook - Qi, Er, Ji (redundant, Kang, Ji, bald, tiger) without hook - Duo, Shu (not, cast, edge, lead) with hook - Dong, Kill, Tiao, Za, Qin, Yu (the last strokes are all dots, not 捺). No hook - Bu, Mu, Wei, Mo, He, Lei, Lai, Shen.
8. Changes in the hook and 捺 of the wooden character: When the wooden character is used as a single character, there is no vertical hook and the last stroke is 捺. When the character wood forms a combined character: when used as the left radical: no hook, na is changed to dot, ruku, pole, tree. When used as the right radical: no hook, no change, like body, mu, or forest. When in the upper or lower part: no hook, no change, such as apricot, plum, and jie; table, case, rong, and cai. However, when encountering parallel Ning, in order to avoid it, the Ning will be changed to: lacquer, tea, and tea. 9. Changes in the hook of the character "小": no hook in the upper part of the character - chen, jian, shao (chao, yarn, province, inferior, bird). In the lower part of the character, there are hooks - Er (you), Shu (菽, Shu), Jing (Liang, Jiu), Yi, Shi (Zong, Piao, Nai, Na).
▲Note that there are exceptions to the word "er" - Xi and you also have a hook in the upper part of the word.
6. Others
1. There are several orders: first in the middle, then both sides - Cheng, Cheng, Sui, Yan, Dou, Xie and Kui. From left to right - bridle, wash, vend, win, win, lean, pig.
▲Note: Su’s stroke order: horizontal fold, horizontal (to the right), horizontal, [middle] vertical, then [left] left, [right] vertical, and finally [inside] small left, dot. The stroke order of 齑: write the text first, [left] left, [right] vertical, and finally [center] write leek.
2. To block or not to block. Ji jǐ - Ji, Ji, Qi, Ji, Qi (Kai, Armor), Gai, Fei. Already yǐ--巳ｓsì--bao, bao, dao, yi, xiang, si, 寯, 汜, Xun, xi. On the right side of the prisoner - Fan, Yuan, Wan (Wan), E (Jiao), Xie, Wei, Juan (Tired).
3. Distinguish several characters with Ge: 武ｗù, 戍ｗshù, 戌xū, 成, salt, qi - the stroke order is to write factory first, then internal parts, and finally: oblique hook, apostrophe, and dot. Rong róng, Jie jiè (commandment, weapon) - the same stroke order: long horizontal, short horizontal, add an apostrophe on the short horizontal ("jie" has one more vertical line), and finally, oblique hook, apostrophe, dot.
4. Lun and Cang should be separated: Lun - Lun, Luan, Qiang, Lunlun. Cang--伧, Cang, grab, gun, Cang.
5. The prefixes of Gui and Ji should be separated: Gui - Kui, Sui. Deng (cheng, orange, stare, stool). Sacrifice - Cha, Cai.
6. The prefixes of study and party should be separated: study, horseshoe crab, and sleep. Dang, Tang, Chang, Tang, Chang. Xing, lift, reputation. Qian (inspection, inspection, signature). Light, Dang, Xiao .
7. The strokes at the end of the character are different: 呙(vortex, cochlear, lettuce, nest) - the last two strokes: left, dot. Li (Li, Chi, Li, Qin) - the last two strokes: fold , point. Yu (genus, Zhen), Yu, Yu, Yu, Yu - the last three strokes are vertical, ti, and dot.
8. The upper part of the character Mao is special: the third and fourth strokes of the upper part of Mao (cap, Mao, Mian, Xu) do not touch the left and right sides. Sometimes it can be written as bald treasure cover plus two. Do not write it as yuē or 日rì.
9. When starting the character Chen, write factory first: Chen (Zhen, Lip, Humiliation, Morning). Stroke order: horizontal, left, horizontal, horizontal, vertical lift, left, and hold.
10. The stroke order of the word "WEI": the stroke order of the left side of "WEI" (杝, 杝, 憯, nah, 韖, yuan): dot, left, [left] vertical, horizontal fold hook, [中] vertical (head up), [inside] 】Left, point. My eleven paintings.
11. The strokes and stroke order of the female character: The stroke order of the single character female: dot, left, and horizontal (the horizontal and the left only touch, do not cross, and the horizontal right is slightly longer.) When the character female is used as the left radical, the stroke order is the same as above, but the difference is After the horizontal and vertical sides are in contact, they should not be slightly longer to the right and form a certain angle. The horizontal position is not changed to the lifting position.
12. The middle part of the character Yan is not kou: Yan and Gun (gun, roll) stroke order: the six strokes are 厶, not kou.
13. The stroke order of three special glyphs: concave āo: vertical, horizontal fold, vertical, horizontal fold, horizontal, a total of five strokes. Convex tū: [upper] vertical, [middle] horizontal, [lower] vertical, horizontal fold, fold, horizontal, a total of five paintings. Ogè: horizontal, vertical, [left] mouth, [right] mouth, horizontal, [left] mouth, [right] mouth, horizontal, a total of sixteen paintings.
14. The strokes and order of some characters: horizontal hook, vertical hook, two strokes. They are: point, horizontal stroke, and pinch, three strokes. 忿niàn (meaning twenty), the prefix of leather, the stroke order: first horizontal, vertical, vertical, horizontal, a total of four strokes. Thirty sà (meaning thirty), with the prefix, the stroke order: first horizontal, then left, vertical, vertical, a total of four strokes.
15. The strokes of some radicals, the stroke order: 艹(the prefix of grass): horizontal, vertical, vertical, three strokes.蠠(next to the word): dot, horizontal fold and lift, two strokes.辶(walking) son): three strokes: point, horizontal fold, fold, and hold. 阝(double-eared knife): horizontally curved hook, vertically, two strokes.忄(vertical next to the heart): [First] point, point, [ then] vertical, three strokes.犭(reverse dog side): [first] skimming, [then] hook, [final] skimming
