How to write: The upper left corner of the reverse front is slightly pressed with the center line, and the vertical strokes are drawn downward. The vertical strokes have a tendency to become lighter and lighter. At the turn, the center line is still turned to the right with the wrist and slightly pressed. The strokes are slightly raised until the strokes reach the point where the hook is drawn, and the edge of the return stroke is hidden upward to draw the hook. The overall rhythm has changes in weight and weight.
Vertical hook, pronounced shù wān gōu, explanation: one of the strokes of Chinese characters. In the application of calligraphy, it is named after the shape of its strokes that resemble the shape of a goose floating on the water.
Extended information:
The characters with vertical hooks include Er, Wu, Yuan, Yun, Xiong, etc.
1. Son
1. Male.
2. Suffix (phonetic r).
Word groups: children, men, children, sons, there, etc.
2. Wu
[ wù ]
1. High and flat; high and protruding.
2. Describe mountain baldness. Generally refers to baldness.
[ wū ]
〔倀头〕 is also used as Wutu. The water is neither cold nor hot.
Group of words: Wu Ao, Wu Zi, Wu Li, etc.