The order of strokes to practice is: 毬fold, 毬fold, lift, horizontal, 毬fold, horizontal fold, hook, 毬, dot.
Lian (Pinyin: liàn), level 1 general standard Chinese characters (commonly used characters). This character first appeared in the writings of the Warring States Period. "Lian" is a pictophonetic character, and the ancient character shape comes from the sounds of 糳 and Jian. Its original meaning is a process of processing silk or silk fabrics, that is, boiling silk, linen, and cloth until they are soft and white.
The original meaning of "Lian" was rarely used later, and its extended meaning was mostly used. There is a line in Du Fu's poem "Painting an Eagle" that says, "When the wind and frost rise, the goshawk's painting becomes special." The "practice" here refers to the cooked silk used as canvas, that is, the silk fabric that has been rinsed, cooked and turned soft and white. , which is an extension of the original meaning. Later, people often used this "Lian" as a metaphor, such as "The remaining clouds scattered into Qi, the Chengjiang River is as quiet as Lian" in the poem "Evening Climbing Three Mountains and Looking at the Capital City" by Xie Xuanhui of the Southern Qi Dynasty. In the poem, the clouds are compared to "Qi" and the river is compared to "practice".
Interpretation of ancient books: "Guangyun", "Jiyun", "Yunhui" and "Zhengyun" are combined with Langdianqie, a sound chain. "Shuowen": "湅缯". "Jade Chapter": Cooking and retting. "Shi Ming": "Lian, rotten", "cooking" means rotten. Note from "Jijiupian": Those who practice it will cook it and become familiar with it. "Zhou Rites·Tianguan·Ranren": Fan Ran is a spring storm practice. Note: Practice violently, practice your skills and then become violent.
It is also a small auspicious suit. "Etiquette·Tan Gong": practice comes with enthusiasm. Practice again, practice clothes, Huang Li Yuan. Shu: Xiaoxiang writes about practicing the crown and practicing the middle garment, so it is called practicing. Those who practice clothing use practice as their middle clothing. And concise. "Etiquette·Yue Ling": The emperor orders generals, selects soldiers and soldiers, is concise and handsome. "Warring States Policy": concise and thought-provoking.