The list of common stroke names is an important tool for senior one to learn Chinese characters, which can help children understand and identify the basic structure of Chinese characters, master the correct stroke order and improve their writing ability. The following is a list of common stroke names in grade one, with pinyin attached, which is convenient for children to learn and remember.
Horizontal: Pinyin is horizontal, the second sound, the strokes are from left to right, horizontal. Such as "one".
Shù: the pinyin is Shu, the fourth tone, and the strokes are top-down and vertical. Such as "|".
Pi Yan: Pinyin is a school. In the third tone, the strokes are inclined from the upper right to the lower left. Such as "hey".
Si (nà): Pinyin is na, the fourth tone, and the strokes are inclined from upper left to lower right. Such as "hey".
Tí: Pinyin is ti, the second sound, and the strokes are lifted from the bottom left to the top. Such as "ˇ".
Hook (gūu): Pinyin is a hook, the first sound, the stroke is an arc, and the tail is a hook. Such as "cut".
Zheé: Pinyin is Zhe, the second sound, and the strokes are slightly bent in a certain line. Like "b"
Bend (wān): Pinyin is 10,000, the first sound, the stroke is arc-shaped, with a large bend. Such as "~".
Xié: The pinyin is Xie, the second sound, and the strokes are oblique. Such as "\".
Arc (hú): the pinyin is Hu, the second sound, and the strokes are arc. Such as "⌒".
The above are the stroke names and their phonetic notation commonly used in senior one. Children should master these basic stroke names and writing methods when learning to write. When writing Chinese characters, you should follow the correct stroke order to avoid mistakes such as inverted strokes and wrong strokes. At the same time, through repeated practice and consolidation, help children develop good writing habits and correct writing posture.
In addition to the strokes listed above, there are lattice hook (Gegou), horizontal hook (wü gü u), vertical hook (shü 9wā ngü u), bow hook (wā ngü u), grass flower head (c( o hu ā tó u) and bag (b( o gà i tó u).