1. Overview
Hammer is a Chinese character, which contains the structure of upper and lower parts. Hammer, as a common Chinese character, should be written according to a certain stroke order. Stroke order means that the horizontal, vertical, left and right strokes of Chinese characters are written in turn according to specific rules and orders.
2. The structure of the hammer
The hammer consists of two parts, the upper part is next to the handwriting, and the lower part is next to the vertical character. The side of the hand is located on the left, which is composed of one horizontal and one vertical, indicating the image of the hand. The vertical character is located on the right side and contains a horizontal, left and vertical structure, indicating the image of vertical downward.
3. Stroke order rules
The stroke order of the hammer can be written next to the handwriting on the left and then next to the vertical character on the right. Specifically, write a horizontal line from top to bottom and from left to right next to the handwriting, and then write a vertical line from top to bottom. Next, write a horizontal line next to the vertical characters from top to bottom, from left to right, then extend from the middle of the horizontal line to the lower right to write a stroke, and finally write a vertical line.
4. Schematic diagram of stroke sequence
Next to handwriting: horizontal from left to right, vertical from top to bottom, vertical from left to right, vertical from middle to right, vertical from top to bottom.
5. Preventive measures
When writing Chinese characters, the correct stroke order is helpful to improve the speed and accuracy of writing. Correct stroke order is also the basis of learning China's calligraphy and improving the aesthetic feeling of writing. For beginners, you can master the correct stroke order by observing model words or referring to copybooks.
6. Chinese writing norms
The State Language and Character Supervision Committee of China issued the Standard for the Order of Common Characters in Modern Chinese. This standard unifies and standardizes the stroke order of Chinese characters for reference and study. Adhering to the stroke order specification helps to maintain the unity, elegance and readability of the text.
7. copybooks and skills
The correct stroke order of learning Chinese characters can be mastered by practicing copybooks. The structure and stroke order of each Chinese character will be displayed in detail on the copybook for learners to imitate and practice. In addition, you can also use some skills and methods to help you remember and master the stroke order of Chinese characters, such as observing the font and structure and writing repeatedly.
8. The meaning of stroke order
The stroke order is not only the rule of writing Chinese characters, but also contains the relationship and evolution between Chinese characters. By mastering and understanding the order of strokes, we can better understand the origin, evolution and semantics of Chinese characters. At the same time, stroke order is also an important link between calligraphy art and Chinese character culture, which embodies the unique charm and aesthetic feeling of China traditional culture.
9. The fun of writing Chinese characters
Learning the correct stroke order of Chinese characters is not only a mechanical action, but also a process of enjoyment and aesthetics. By studying and writing Chinese characters, we can feel the beauty and uniqueness of Chinese characters and enhance our sense of identity with Chinese character culture. Each Chinese character has its own unique structure and evolution process. Through careful thinking and writing, we can further appreciate the profoundness of Chinese characters.