Chinese stroke order of writing, such as 'culture' of the order of strokes is 1) Dian, 2) Tou, 3), 4) text. Common words in modern Chinese, in addition, only a very few words (such as "one", "B", we called the "single word"), the overwhelming majority of more than two pen pen or two words (we call "multiple words"). When we write these "multiple words", the first to write which is bound to encounter a problem after a write-what, this is the order of strokes, referred to as strokes. Strokes of Chinese characters there is a certain rule, which a first write after a write which must not be arbitrary, otherwise, they will be inconvenienced, not natural. Master strokes of Chinese characters, not only can improve the efficiency of writing, the word is easy to write clearly, write neatly, write beautiful Chinese characters are also easy to sort, search, information processing. Chinese character stroke order rules typically are: After the first horizontal shaft, the first write after the strokes, from top to bottom, left to right, from outside to inside, inside, after the first seal, the first after the middle of both sides and so on. Follow these basic rules, most of the strokes of Chinese characters to solve the problem, but more complicated structure of Chinese characters, there are still a lot of character strokes according to the above rules is difficult to write, writing can only be used to strokes. Therefore, some words on the popular several strokes. Such as "square", "million", "car" and other words (including the use of these words as part of the word). We can not say which is absolutely correct, which is absolutely wrong. However, modern technology and Chinese characters stroke order requires us to have a unified standard, the solution can only be: by the State Language of the departments to make uniform regulations, in order to eliminate differences and achieve unity of stroke order. In 1988, the State Language Work Committee and the Press and Publication Administration jointly issued the "Modern Chinese common words table." 1965 Table based on the word "issued common Chinese character printing table" to determine the order of strokes of Chinese characters specification of the 7000 specification strokes. However, because the word the word is not listed in the table following the style of strokes, according to word order can only be used for inference. This is not only to use a big inconvenience, and, because everyone in the application due to different understanding and reasoning, the emergence of the phenomenon of non-standard character stroke order. Such as "Fire", "fork", "cool" words (including the use of these words as part of the word). In order to promote our language standardization, eliminating the difficulties inherent in standard stroke order to meet the Chinese study, Chinese teaching, Chinese information processing, printing and publishing dictionaries compiled and other needs, the State Language Work Committee and the Press and Publication Administration decided to existing norms strokes to perfect, developed and published the "Modern Chinese character stroke order generic norms." "Modern Chinese character stroke order generic norms," the announcement will undoubtedly bring us great convenience to use. However, we use, there are two issues not be ignored. The first is "spacious", "ridge" should be made to adjust the order of strokes. "Spacious" word on the left middle of the shaft is no longer a third document, but the fifth pen; "ridge" is no longer the first word written above the middle of the "people", but the first to write on both sides of the point to mention, write, point , written after the middle of the "person." The second is "car", "cow" should be left in the radical, the strokes have changed. "Car" word from the cross, fold, horizontal, vertical to horizontal, fold, vertical, raised; "bull" by the written word, horizontal, horizontal, vertical to write, horizontal, vertical, to mention.
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Chinese writing strokes when the order has. Sun Li "show set communication six exposed to": "Some random grass, and some sub-strokes, resulting in editing daunting." Chinese character stroke order of writing, usually the first left and right, the first following the first period after the outside
