The stroke sequence of the word "Duo" is as follows:
Start from the upper left, write a horizontal line (horizontal) to the right, and draw a diagonal line from the upper left point to the lower right ( (Left) Starting from the upper right point, draw a diagonal line (swipe) to the lower left. At the upper left point, draw a horizontal line to the right (horizontal). At the upper left point, draw a vertical line (vertical) downward.
1. Write a horizontal line (horizontal):
Start from the upper left and write a horizontal line to the right. This is the first stroke of the word "Duo".
2. Write a slash (apostrophe):
Draw a slash from the upper left point to the lower right. This is the second stroke of the word "Duo". A slash is a diagonal line from top to bottom and from left to right.
3. Write a slash (捺):
Start from the upper right point and draw a slash toward the lower left. This is the third stroke of the word "Duo". Na is a diagonal line from top to bottom and from right to left.
4. Write a horizontal line (horizontal):
Draw a horizontal line from the upper left point to the right. This is the fourth stroke of the word "Duo". A horizontal line is a flat straight line from left to right.
5. Write a vertical line (vertical):
Draw a vertical line downwards from the upper left point. This is the fifth stroke of the word "Duo". A vertical line is a straight line from top to bottom.
Expand knowledge:
Duo is a commonly used Chinese character, which means flower. In Chinese calligraphy, each Chinese character has its own specific stroke order and specifications. These specifications not only contribute to the beauty of the character shape, but also facilitate the reading and writing of the characters. Learning the correct sequence of strokes is very important for learning to write Chinese characters and can help improve writing speed and accuracy.
In traditional Chinese calligraphy education, the order of strokes is a basic skill training. By mastering and practicing the correct sequence of strokes, you can develop good writing habits and a feel for glyphs. At the same time, stroke order is also the basis for other related skills, such as calligraphy, copybooks, etc.
In short, the order of the strokes of the word "Duo" is from left to right, from top to bottom, and is written in the order of horizontal, left, right, horizontal and vertical. The correct sequence of strokes is the basis for learning and mastering Chinese character writing, and is also an important factor in forming beautiful glyphs.