The order of looking for strokes is: horizontal, vertical hook, lifting, horizontal, oblique hook, skimming and dot.
Finding the stroke order of Chinese characters is a basic skill in learning China's calligraphy and writing. It refers to writing strokes in a certain order and direction when writing Chinese characters, so that the structure, shape and aesthetic feeling of each Chinese character can reach the best state. How to find the stroke order of Chinese characters will be introduced in detail below.
First of all, we must understand the composition of Chinese characters. Chinese characters are composed of several strokes, and each stroke has its own specific writing order and direction. Before learning to find the stroke order of Chinese characters, it is necessary to master the structure and stroke number of each Chinese character in order to better master the stroke order.
Secondly, we should master the writing order of basic strokes. The basic strokes are horizontal, vertical, left, right and dot, and the writing order of these strokes is very important. Generally speaking, horizontal painting is at the top, vertical painting is at the far left, skimming painting is from top to bottom, pressing painting is from bottom to top, and stippling is the last stroke. Correctly mastering the writing order of basic strokes is the basis for further learning stroke combinations.
Then, learn the combination of strokes. Stroke combination refers to the combination of several basic strokes to form Chinese character strokes. When learning stroke combinations, we need to master different stroke combinations according to the structure of different Chinese characters. For example, the structure of the heart word is "you+you". When writing, you need to write the "you" part first, and then the "you" part. Of course, when learning the combination of strokes, we also need to pay attention to the cohesion and order between strokes.
Finally, keep practicing. It takes repeated practice to find the stroke order of Chinese characters in order to really master them. You can practice with copybooks or on paper by yourself. In practice, you can choose some basic Chinese characters to practice, such as "one, two, three", and gradually increase the difficulty until you can write a complete Chinese character.
In a word, finding the stroke order of Chinese characters is an important basic skill in learning Chinese character writing. Only by mastering the order of strokes can we write beautiful and standardized Chinese characters. Through constant practice, you will become more and more proficient and eventually be able to write any Chinese characters freely.