Vertical hook
One of the strokes of Chinese characters.
In the application of calligraphy, it is also called "floating goose hook". It is named after the shape of its strokes is similar to that of geese floating on the water.
Chinese name vertical hook pinyin shu w ā ng not u
Writing: the left hand folds slightly according to the stroke in the center, and the vertical painting tends to fade. At the corner, the center still turns slightly to the right with the wrist, and the stroke is slightly raised until the stroke reaches the hook and the stroke is hidden upward. The overall rhythm has, heavy and light changes. ?
Stroke refers to a continuous line when writing Chinese characters. It is the smallest constituent unit of Chinese characters, which can be divided into horizontal folding, horizontal folding, vertical folding, vertical hook, skimming, dot and so on, and the specific subdivision can reach 40 kinds.
Stroke is a continuous line when writing Chinese characters. It is the smallest unit of Chinese characters, which can be divided into horizontal (1), vertical (2), left (3), dot (3), four (3) and fold (4). , ∞) and so on.
There are fewer kinds of horizontal, vertical and vertical; Skimming can be divided into horizontal skimming and vertical skimming; Points are also called vertical points and skimming points; There are flat partitions; Have a vertical lift;
There are many folds, such as transverse folding, folding, transverse hook, folding hook, transverse folding hook, pick, wind hook (transverse oblique hook), transverse bending (transverse bending), concave folding (transverse bending), nine hooks (transverse bending hook), B hook, ear hook, walking hook, folding hook, convex hook, easy hook and vertical folding.
Knowing the shape of strokes will help to count the number of strokes, which will help to guide writing and look it up in the dictionary.