Question 1: How many strokes are there in traditional Chinese characters? Traditional Chinese characters refer to Chinese characters with more strokes that have been replaced by simplified characters after simplification. Based on the "<" promulgated and implemented by the State Council on June 5, 2013 One of the attachments of the General Standardized Chinese Character Table, "Comparison Table of Standardized Characters, Traditional Chinese Characters, and Variant Chinese Characters," is the latest standard. The word "you" is not included in it, so how can we talk about simplified and traditional Chinese characters? "You" is the word for inheritance, not a traditional Chinese character or a simplified character.
Question 2: What is the traditional Chinese character for Lou? The traditional Chinese character for Lou is as follows. His strokes are: 15
Traditional Chinese characters, also known as Traditional Chinese, were published in the 1935 "First The "Approval of Simplified Chinese Character List" is called traditional Chinese, and European and American countries call it traditional Chinese (Traditional Chinese), which refers to the Chinese characters that were replaced by simplified characters (also called simplified characters) during the simplification movement of Chinese characters. It has a history of more than 2,000 years and was the common Chinese writing standard among Chinese people everywhere until the 20th century.
Currently, the areas that still use traditional Chinese characters include Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao. Countries in the Chinese cultural circle, and overseas Chinese communities such as Singapore and Malaysia mostly use traditional and simplified characters. In mainland China, in cultural relics, historical sites, and surnames with variant characters, Traditional Chinese characters can be retained or used in cases such as calligraphy, seal cutting, handwritten inscriptions, and special needs.
In January 2001, the "Law of the People's Republic of China on the Standard Spoken and Written Chinese Language" was implemented, which clearly stipulated that the state should promote standardized Chinese characters, and also clearly defined the scope of retaining or using traditional Chinese characters. On June 5, 2013, the State Council announced the "General Standard Chinese Character Table", including the appendix "Comparison Table of Standard Characters, Traditional Chinese Characters and Variant Characters". The use of Chinese characters in general social application fields is subject to the standard table.
Question 3: How many traditional Chinese characters can you draw?
Five elements: water
Traditional Chinese characters: will
Simplified Chinese strokes: 6 Paintings
Kangxi's strokes: 13 strokes
Question 4: How many traditional Chinese characters are there for shop? The traditional Chinese characters for shop are themselves. The stroke order is as shown in the figure:
Question 5 : How many drawings are there for the traditional Chinese character "kai"? ***12 drawings for the traditional character "kai".
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Question 6: How many strokes are there in the traditional Chinese characters " and "? The number of strokes is thirteen strokes, which are: left, vertical, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal, vertical fold, vertical, horizontal fold, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal, left, and dot.
Question 7: How long is the traditional Chinese character? The long traditional Chinese character is long. There are eight paintings in a long **.
The first long stroke is one.
The second long stroke is 丨.
The third long stroke is one.
The long fourth stroke is one.
The fifth long stroke is one.
The sixth long stroke is the vertical hook.
The seventh long stroke is 俿.
The eighth long stroke is Na.
Question 8: How many strokes of traditional Chinese characters are there?
13 strokes of traditional Chinese characters.
Question 9: How many paintings are there in the traditional Chinese character for "发"? Urgent, eclipse the kite and float
The traditional w of the character "发" includes "l" and "".
Among them, there are 12 "l" characters.
In addition, there are 15 characters for "". Note: It is "" instead of "", ≠.
Question 10: How many strokes are there in the traditional Chinese characters? The traditional Chinese character for 发 is, with 12 strokes
Chinese characters: 发
Pinyin: fà, fā, fèi
Pinyin: ㄈㄚA, ㄈㄚ, ㄈ ㄟA
Radical strokes: 2
Total strokes: 5
Chinese character structure: single structure
Simplified radical: also
Character formation method: phonetic and phonetic
Stroke order: Zhe, Shi, Zhe and Na
Explanation:
[fā]
1. Deliver, send out: points~. ~ Put. ~ OK (wholesale).
2. To shoot, to shoot: ~ to shoot. One hundred to one hundred. Huan~. 3. Expression, elaboration: ~ table. ~Where (state the gist of a certain subject or a book). Explain ~. 4. Disperse, disperse: ~ disperse. 5. To develop, to expand, to expand: ~ to expand. ~ Yang. 6. Open, reveal: ~ present. ~ Dig. 7. To produce, to appear: ~生. ~ Angry. Fen~. 8. Food swells due to fermentation or soaking in water: ~ noodles. 9. Appear, show: ~disease. ~ Shake. ~憷. 10. Start the action: ~ move. 11. Cause, start: start ~. ~ People think deeply. 12. Announce, announce: ~ cloth. ~ Giving orders. 13. Quantifier, used for bullets and cannonballs.
[fà] The hair that grows on a person’s forehead, ears, and above the head and neck: head~. Sideburns~. Angry ~ rushing to the crown.