What do you mean by hanging a plaque?

Hanging a plaque refers to hanging a signboard or various plaques, which is a term in the yellow calendar. The pronunciation of hanging plaque is guà bi ǐ n, a Chinese character.

A plaque is a horizontal sign with an inscription, which is hung on the upper part of a door or wall. In ancient times, hanging a plaque meant putting your eyes on the building, but now it is derived as a compliment.

Hang, "Shuo Wen Jie Zi": "Hang, draw also. From the hand, Gui Sheng. " The two paradigms of hand and GUI are superimposed. Fixing an object at the same height as holding a credit card is a hanging paradigm.

Stroke order of hanging plaque:

Total suspension stroke: 9 strokes. 1. One (horizontal), two (vertical hook) and three. (lifting), 4. 1 (horizontal), 5. 1 (vertical), 6. 1 (horizontal), 7. 1 (horizontal), 8. 1 (vertical) and 9.

Total number of strokes in graphics tablet: 1 1. 1 .1 (horizontal), 2 (dot), 3. (Fold horizontally), 4. 1 (horizontal), 5. ノ (lefty), 6 years old. (vertical), 7. (Cross hook), 8. 1 (horizontal), 9.008 (vertical), 10.008 (vertical), 1 1. ∟ (vertical folding/vertical bending).