The order of strokes is dot, horizontal fold, dot, left, left, dot, dot, left, left and right.
On the stroke order diagram of Chinese characters
* * * Ten paintings
discuss
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main points
2
Transverse folding
three
main points
four
abolish
five
abolish
six
main points
seven
main points
eight
abolish
nine
abolish
10
Under heavy pressure
Demonstration diagram of stroke order distribution of Chinese characters
Pinyin is tán, radical is, structure is left and right, phonetic notation is ㄊㄢ _, and stroke sequence number is 454334334.
What is Tan Zi's specific explanation? We will introduce you from the following aspects:
First of all, let's take a look at the basic explanation point here and talk about it in detail.
(1) (move) Speak or discuss: ~ On | ~ Heart. (2) What (name) says: high | odd ~. ③(tán) surname.
Second, explain in detail.
What do nouns say? Words. Such as: strange talk (strange talk); Speech (content and attitude of conversation); Talk (talk); Talking about kungfu (talking kungfu)
Third, say and explain words.
Explaining words with text _ Volume III _ Also. From Yan Yan. I am willing to use words to explain words (_) _ also. _, light also. Plain _. From the text. Inflammation. Tuganchi Eight.
Fourth, encyclopedia explanation.
Talk can be used as a noun, meaning to speak; Act as a verb, talk about or discuss. It is also one of Chinese surnames.
Here are some other related knowledge about Tan Zi:
About the combination of jars are:
_ Talk, talk, talk, talk, talk, talk, talk, talk, talk, talk, talk,
The words about talking in English are:
Talking, chatting, negotiating, rambling, chatting, boredom, address, bargaining,
Idioms about talking about words are:
Chatting, chatting together, chatting casually, chatting for a long time, chatting beautifully, chatting with laughter, chatting with heart, chatting loudly, chatting with palm, chatting east, chatting west, grabbing seats to chat classics, grabbing classics, chatting with each other, chatting empty, chatting big, chatting big.
The poems about Tan Zi are:
I want to say, I want to say, I don't want to say, I want to say, I want to say Ding Mao, I want to say ancient Wang Yifu, I want to say Van Gogh, I want to say soldier, I don't want to say, I don't want to say, I want to say, I want to say, I want to explain it to Jingren with rhyme.
The picture of Tan Zi's calligraphy is as follows:
He Heng Fang Bei Zhao Deng Click here to see more details about my word.