The writing method of Chinese characters is as follows:
Pinyin: wàn?
Radical: 1
Stroke: 3
Five strokes: DNV
Structure: Monograph
Read and write in stroke order: folding hook and skimming.
Explanation:
1, several, ten thousand: Wan Huhou (the highest marquis in the Han Dynasty in China, enjoying the taxes of millions of peasants. Later refers to senior officials).
2, refers to a large number: everything, ten thousand square (a) refers to all parts of the country; B. it means there are various postures. Everything goes well, everything is busy and full of weather.
3. The degree of expression is extremely high, which is equivalent to "complete", "absolute" and "extreme": a foolproof strategy, fortunately, as a last resort.
4. Last name.
Evolution of Chinese characters in extended data;
Related words:
1. What if [wàn yī]?
One in ten thousand means a tiny part: pen and ink can't describe it.
2. Ten thousand years?
Quantifier for a very long time: heritage ~.
3. Million [B. Ivan]?
One million generally refers to a huge number: a soldier. ~ rich people.
4. Long live Wan Su?
It will last forever (a word of congratulations and cheers).
5. Ten million [qiān wàn]?
Be sure to: ~ Don't be careless. Remember this.
6. Billions?
Generally refers to a very large number: ~ people.