The stroke order of students is oblique, horizontal, horizontal, vertical and horizontal.
Detailed explanation of new words:
1. Pinyin:
shēng
2. Stroke order chart:
3. Basic meaning:
1. Fertility; birth: fetus, egg, child, excellent education, in Beijing.
2. Growth: ~ roots, ~ buds.
3. To survive; to live (opposite to "death"): to give up and forget about death, and to die together.
4. Livelihood: planning, business.
5. Life: loss, abandonment and justice.
6. Life: one life, this life.
7. With vitality; living: things, dragons and tigers.
8. To produce; to occur: disease, effect, trouble.
9. To burn firewood, coal, etc.: ~ fire, ~ stove.
10. Surname.
11. The fruit is not ripe.
12. The suffixes of certain adverbs, such as "好生, 好生", etc.
13. Same): ~ Persimmon, this watermelon is from ~.
14. (Food) that has not been cooked or not cooked enough: wash it before eating rice or fruits.
15. Without further processing or refining: gypsum, iron.
16. Unfamiliar: ~ person, ~ character, recognize ~, just got here, work is very hard.
17. Brutally; reluctantly: ~ make it together (reluctantly), ~ forcefully.
18. Very (used in front of a few words expressing emotions and feelings): ~afraid, ~terror, ~pain.
19. Some noun suffixes referring to people: medical~.
Related phrases for students:
1. Angry [shēng qì]?
Unhappy because of dissatisfaction: The child’s test scores are very poor, and the mother is very ~ . Go ahead and admit your mistake, he's still angry with you.
2. Growth [shēng zhǎng]?
Under certain living conditions, the volume and weight of an organism gradually increase: ~ period.
3. Sir [xiān sheng]?
Teacher.
4. Sick [shēng bìng]?
Disease occurs in (human or animal body).
5. Birth [chū shēng]?
The fetus is separated from the mother: ~ ground. Grandpa lived in Beijing in 1900.