The way to write vertical folds and hooks is as follows:
1. Write a short vertical stroke.
2. Write horizontally with the pen folded to the right.
3. Then pause and fold to the lower left to write a vertical hook.
4. The corners are natural and the hooks are drawn inwards.
The vertical fold hook is a compound stroke, which is a stroke formed by the combination of vertical and horizontal fold hooks. Strokes composed of two or more basic strokes are called compound strokes.
Note: At the second turning point, if the stroke is slightly exaggerated, it must be rounded, and then the vertical hook should be written downward and to the left. The vertical hook should also be slightly curved, not straight. When lifting the hook, bend it to the left and down before lifting the hook. The hook should not be too long.
Extended information:
Examples of characters containing vertical fold hooks:
Explanation of character examples:
1. Gong [gōng ]?
Stroke order: horizontal fold, horizontal fold, vertical fold and hook.
Basic explanation
1. An instrument for shooting arrows or firing projectiles: bow and arrow.
2. Bow-like instrument or shape?: Huqin bow.
3. Instruments and calculation units used to measure acres of land in the old days.
4. Bending?: Bowing.
5. Surname.
2. Horse [ mǎ ]?
Stroke order: horizontal fold, vertical fold, fold hook, horizontal.
Basic explanation
1. Mammals, with manes on their necks, long hairs on their tails, strong limbs, good at running, used for riding or pulling things?: horses.
2. Big?: Wasp.
3. Surname.
3. Bird [ niǎo ] [ diǎo ]?
Stroke order: left, horizontal fold hook, dot, vertical fold hook, horizontal.
Bird [niǎo]
1. In ancient times, it refers to a bird with long tail feathers. Now it is a class of vertebrates. It has a constant body temperature, lays eggs, has no teeth in its mouth, and has feathers all over its body. There is a keel protrusion on the chest, the forelimbs turn into wings, and the hind limbs can walk. Generally they can fly, but some have degenerated wings and cannot fly.
2. Flying insects.
3. The ancient guide Fang Zhuniao Qisu.
Bird [diǎo]
The male genitals of humans and animals. Often used as a idiom.
Four: Yin [ yǐn ]?
Stroke order: horizontal fold, horizontal, vertical fold fold hook, vertical.
Basic explanation
1. Pull, stretch?: Gravity.
2. Lead, invite?: introduce.
3. Use it as evidence, evidence or reason?: citation.
4. Retreat?: Retreat.
5. The old unit of length was one foot equal to ten feet.
6. The rope of the ancient hearse?: Fayin (for funerals).