The position of "lying hook" in the Tian character grid is as follows:
Stroke
A stroke is a line written continuously without interruption when writing Chinese characters. Strokes are the smallest unit of Chinese characters. Strokes can be divided into horizontal (one), vertical (丨), left (丿), dot (丶), Na (乀), fold (乛) and other categories. In addition to horizontal and vertical strokes, there are few types. Strokes can be divided into horizontal strokes and vertical strokes. Dots are also called vertical dots and stroke dots. Ning strokes are divided into flat strokes and other strokes. Tits are divided into vertical strokes. There are many types of folds, including horizontal folds, horizontal folds, horizontal hooks, fold hooks, horizontal fold hooks, Yantiao, wind hooks (horizontal folds and oblique hooks), horizontal bends (horizontal folds and bends), concave folds (horizontal folds and folds), Nine hooks (horizontal bending hooks), Yi hooks, ear hooks, walking hooks, built folds, Nai hooks, convex folds, easy hooks, vertical folds, vertical bends, vertical hooks, children's hooks, horse hooks, special folds, tripod folds , skimming, oblique hook, heart hook, curved hook, etc. Recognize the shape of strokes and count the number of strokes, which helps guide writing and check the dictionary.
The rules of writing strokes of Chinese characters
Horizontal, vertical, and oblique strokes should be heavier at the beginning, while dots and lifts should be lighter at the beginning; at the turning point, the strokes should be slightly paused, slightly heavier, and slightly slower; When making hooks, the strokes should be slightly paused and heavy at first, and then gradually turn to brisk movements, with the strokes closed and the tip drawn out; the strokes drawn and teased are drawn out with the tip pointed. All strokes are written in one stroke and cannot be redrawn. When these strokes form Chinese characters, some shapes will change slightly. Therefore, when writing, you should pay attention to observe more and write the stroke shapes accurately.