The stroke order of two is as follows:
One Two
When writing text, the sequence of strokes is called the stroke order.
The stroke order rules of Chinese characters are:
First horizontal and then vertical (for example: "干")
First left and then stroke (for example: "八")< /p>
From top to bottom (e.g.: "Master")
From left to right (e.g. "Lin")
First pass (e.g.: "Tian") )
First the middle and then both sides (such as "water")
From the outside to the inside (such as "hui"), etc.
The stroke order is to a certain extent It is related to the speed of writing and the quality of fonts.
Mastering the stroke order is very helpful for learning calligraphy. Practicing calligraphy according to the stroke order will make your calligraphy better and better.
The correct stroke order cannot be rigidly determined by one person's temporary rules. It is the result of natural evolution and convention. The problem of stroke order has existed since the birth of writing. But with the progress and development of the times, Stroke Order has gradually developed its own operating system. This system has no natural and profound principles, but it is a recognized fact that everyone accepts. Of course, language and writing will also change accordingly with the development of society. As Chinese character calligraphy continues to change, stroke order is constantly being adjusted and adapted.