10 paintings of Yuan characters.
The character "Yuan" is a very common Chinese character, consisting of two parts: "衣" and "元". According to the stroke order, it has 17 strokes. Below I will introduce in detail the stroke composition of the character "Yuan" and how to write it.
The first is the "clothing" part, which contains five paintings. We can start with a horizontal drawing, then connect a big bend on the left, then draw a small bend on the right, and finally connect the middle and lower ends with vertical drawings, thus completing the writing of the "clothes" part. .
Then there is the "original" part, which consists of twelve paintings and is relatively complicated. We write it in three parts. The first is the left part. You need to draw a downward straight line first, and then draw a small curved shape to the lower left. This part is planned to be drawn four. Then there is the middle part, which needs to draw a big bend downward and to the right. This part needs to be drawn twice.
The last part is the right part. You need to draw a vertical painting first, and then use an oblique long flat shape to connect its upper left and lower right. Finally, leave a little distance from the bottom of the vertical painting to the lower right, and then connect it. The previous oblique long flat shape completed this part of the writing, and this part produced six paintings.
When writing the word "Yuan", you need to pay attention to the following points: First, during the writing process, pay attention to the writing order, first draw the part of the word "Yi", and then the part of the word "Yuan". Second, we need to pay attention to the structure of the "original" part, especially the right part of it, which is more complicated and needs to be carefully understood and strictly followed in writing.
In addition to the regular regular script, there are also different versions popular by many calligraphers, and the word "Yuan" is no exception. For example, in cursive script, the character "Yuan" is more casual, the colors are smooth, and the strokes are connected and simplified, forming a unique artistic style. In running script, we strive to be more expressive and make the strokes of the character "Yuan" more expressive and artistic.
In short, the character "Yuan" is a very common Chinese character, consisting of two parts: "Yi" and "Yuan", with 17 strokes planned. When writing, you need to pay attention to the order, clarity and structure. If you are not very familiar with this character, you can practice more to improve the stability of the strokes and the overall beauty.
In addition, as a common Chinese character, the character "Yuan" also carries rich cultural connotations. In ancient times, it was a very common surname. Yuan Shu, Yuan Shao and others were all famous politicians or generals in history. This word has also appeared many times in literary works. For example, Zhang Hu's poem "Under the Cibeigu Mountain" in the Southern Song Dynasty mentioned that "the grass is fine and the wind is blowing on the shore, and the raft is dangerous and the boat is alone at night.