The characters drawn with 9 strokes are as follows:
1. Yi: It is a Chinese character, pronounced as yì, which is a noun and usually means Go or playing chess. In naming science, the word "yi" means broad thinking, quick thinking, and superior wisdom.
2. Willow: pronounced as liǔ, it is usually used to refer to willow, a common tree. In naming science, the character Liu means softness, freshness, and nature.
3. Yan: pronounced as yàn, usually means a knowledgeable and talented person. In naming science, the character Yan means talented and capable.
4. Jiao: pronounced as jiāo, it usually means good and beautiful. In naming science, the character Jiao means beautiful and graceful.
5. Mian: pronounced as miǎn, which means hard work and best effort. In naming science, the word Mian means positivity, hard work and enterprising.
6. Yan: Pronounced as yán, it is usually used to describe a woman who is beautiful, gorgeous, clever and moving. In naming science, the word Yan means kind-hearted and beautiful appearance.
7. Ying: Pronounced as yíng, it usually means full or full. In naming science, the word Ying means fullness, plumpness, and satisfaction.
8. Star: Pronounced as xīng, it is usually used to represent stars in the sky. In naming science, the word "star" means shining, bright and hopeful.
9. Xuan: pronounced as xuān, usually means to announce or publicize. In naming science, the character Xuan means upright and authoritative.
10. Wei: Pronounced as wēi, it is usually used to describe majesty and momentum. In naming science, the word "wei" means authority, strength and courage.
11. Wash: pronounced as xǐ, it usually means using water to remove dirt. In naming science, the word "wash" means fresh, clean and pure.
12. Spring: Pronounced as chūn, it means spring or spring. In naming science, the word spring means full of vitality and vitality.
13. Hong: Pronounced as hóng, it usually means big water or flood. In naming science, the character Hong means broadness, magnificence, and abundance.
14. Leather: Pronounced as gé, it usually means animal skin that has been stripped of hair and processed. In naming science, the word "ge" means change, innovation and progress.
15. Jun: pronounced as jùn, this character was first seen in Xiaozhuan and has a phonetic tone. From people, Junsheng. The original meaning refers to a person with superior intelligence, and by extension it means beautiful appearance, good name, honorific title, etc.