The questions about the stroke order of Qian are as follows:
The stroke order of Qian: point, apostrophe, horizontal, vertical, horizontal hook, horizontal, vertical hook
A concise explanation of the word Qian
Qian qián
refers to the space, the side to which the human face faces; The side facing the main entrance of a house, etc. The outer side of furniture, etc., as opposed to "back": front. Front. Forward. In front. Forward. Future.
refers to time, past, past, as opposed to "after": before. Predecessors Before this. Criminal record. Pardon. Preface Lessons from the past.
in the first order: the top five.
March forward: March forward bravely.
Strictly speaking, it is the writing order of strokes. As we know, Chinese characters are different from other languages in the world. Chinese characters are block image characters with ideographic system. We all know that English and other Latin alphabet characters are phonetic systems, which determines that the stroke order of Chinese characters is unique to Chinese characters, which other characters do not have.
There is no problem in the writing order of Latin alphabet with phonetic system, so Chinese characters are different, and the block image characters with ideographic system have the need of stroke order.
In the process of using Chinese characters for more than 5, years, profound changes have taken place not only in language meaning, usage and pronunciation, but also in writing.
First of all, the evolution of stroke structure, from complex to simple, directly promoted the changes of Chinese characters in font form. The development of Oracle Bone Inscriptions, Dazhuan, Xiaozhuan, official script, running script, regular script and cursive script not only reflected the previous evolution law, but also highlighted the complex process of Chinese characters' evolution. This is a change in writing.
Secondly, there are profound changes in language meaning, usage and pronunciation. From notional morphemes to function morphemes, from expressing realistic and objective things to expressing human subjective imagination, the scope and scene of Chinese characters are constantly changing, which also directly promotes the development of Chinese characters.
In this development process, many rules and usages have been formed. For example, in the use of meaning, these usages have formed a grammatical system. In the process of writing, he formed his own aesthetic paradigm-calligraphy; In the use of actual language situations, a series of fixed collocations and idioms are formed.
then, the position of stroke order in this system is a part of the aesthetic paradigm of Chinese character writing-calligraphy. With calligraphy, the order of strokes is meaningful. If there is no calligraphy, or the requirements of calligraphy are very low, then the pen becomes dispensable by the way.
The most direct example is the alphabet under the Latin alphabet system which lacks the requirements and constraints of stroke order, and the existence of calligraphy is very low.