strokes
strokes
The basic strokes are horizontal, vertical, skimming, pressing, pointing and lifting
You can use the following pictures to deepen your memory.
horizontal
vertical
tip
point
lift
1. Horizontal is like a river blocking the way in front of you, or like a tree falling down, blocking the way
hey, vertical is like a vertical trunk
hey, the tip is the left part of a moustache, and the tip is a figure of eight.
Most of the others are composed of these strokes. Among them, the stroke of folding is a bit special. For example, for example, I teach children how to fold horizontally: I first take something that can be bent, such as a wire, and then fold it 9 degrees down, and then I say to them, "Look, if the teacher folds this horizontal, it is called a horizontal fold. If you fold it again, what is it called?" That's how children are guided. After learning it several times, they can generally remember it.