How to write the stroke order of fruit?

Learning calligraphy is a very useful and interesting thing, and learning strokes is the first step. Today I'm going to introduce a stroke of a common Chinese character-"Guo". The word "Guo" often appears in our daily life. This is a very distinctive Chinese character, which is very easy to write. Let's explore the strokes of the word "fruit" with me!

Guo is composed of four strokes: horizontal, vertical, skimming and four.

The first is "horizontal". When writing the word "Guo", draw a horizontal line from left to right. The strokes are horizontal and vertical, and the length is not limited, but the strokes should be consistent.

Next is "vertical". Draw a vertical line from top to bottom under the horizontal line, and pay attention to the consistency of strokes. The length of the line is roughly equal to the length of the "horizontal".

Then there is "skimming", which draws an oblique stroke from the upper left to the lower right of the vertical line, and then connects it down into a "folded" curve. This stroke is a place with more details, and it needs practice to master it well.

Finally, the "Si" is drawn from the left side to the right side of the "fold" line, then slightly turned to the upper left corner and drawn from the upper left corner to the right side to form the shape of "Si". After drawing this stroke, the whole word "country" will be written.

Of course, if you want to master the strokes of "Guo", you must practice more. You can find some calligraphy exercise books, or practice in a small notebook by yourself, write dozens of times a day, and stick to it. I believe you can write a beautiful word "fruit" soon.

In a word, learning strokes is the basis of learning calligraphy, and it is also a very interesting thing. I hope everyone can like and love calligraphy and constantly improve their calligraphy level.