Zhou Peina is excerpted from Liu Ji's "Words from the Mandarin Seller"
Explanation and writing examples of typical characters
The above points are left, low, right and high.
The three horizontal lines are in the same direction
equal distance
The dots and strokes in the middle are also lower on the left and higher on the right
Stretch horizontally
The word "口" is slightly flat
The first two characters of "Cao" stand up and the left is low and the right is high.
Wide at the top and narrow at the bottom
The left part of the character "Zang" is slightly contracted
Write short strokes
The distance between the horizontal strokes of the character "Chen" is equal
The oblique hook is the main feature
to stretch
The word "porridge" in the upper part is shortened
The distance between the horizontal strokes in the lower part is well distributed
Be careful not to write parts with many strokes too large.
Tighten up and loosen down
Several horizontal strokes have the same direction
equal distance
The lower stroke is a short vertical stroke
The last one is slightly elongated
The character "gu" is written flat in the upper part
The upward and left-right strokes can be slightly lengthened.
The horizontal strokes of the lower part of the word "目" are in the same direction.
equal distance
Write two vertically
The four horizontal lines have length and length
Equally spaced
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The upper horizontal strokes are equally spaced
Write vertically in the middle
The bottom of the word "心" should support the upper part of the word "禺"
The character "女" stretches outwards with two strokes to the left and upward.
The middle twisted part is gathered up
The vertical hook of the character "小" is written in the middle.
