Autumn stroke order (necessary for learning calligraphy)

Autumn is one of the four seasons and an important solar term in China traditional culture. In China's calligraphy, the strokes of autumn characters are also very important. Let's learn the stroke order of autumn strokes.

The order of strokes in autumn is: horizontal, vertical, skimming, pressing, horizontal, vertical, skimming and dot. The specific operation steps are as follows:

1. horizontal: write a horizontal line first, and write it horizontally from left to right, with appropriate length.

2. Vertical row: Write another vertical row, vertical row from top to bottom, and the length is equal to horizontal row.

3. Skimming: Start from the middle of the vertical position and write a skimming to the upper right.

4.Si: Starting from the right end in the horizontal direction, write a Si to the lower right and intersect with the left side.

5. Horizontal: Write another horizontal, parallel to the first horizontal, with appropriate length.

6. Vertical row: Write another vertical row, which is parallel to the second vertical row and equal to the horizontal row.

7. Abbreviation: Write another apostrophe, parallel to the third apostrophe, on the upper right.

8. Point: Finally, add a point to the lower right of the fourth stroke to indicate the end of the autumn word.

How to practice the stroke order of autumn strokes

Learning the stroke order in autumn requires constant practice. Here are some practice methods:

1. Practice with a brush: A brush is an indispensable tool for calligraphy practice, which can help us better grasp the stroke order of autumn characters.

2. Practice with a pencil: Practicing the stroke order of autumn characters with a pencil on paper can help us better master the usage of strokes.

3. Practice with a soft pen: A soft pen is easier to master than a brush and pencil. Beginners can practice the stroke order of autumn characters with soft pens first.

The meaning of autumn

Autumn is the season of harvest and bumper harvest. In the traditional culture of China, autumn is associated with many meanings such as harvest, gratitude and missing. The scenery in autumn is also beautiful. The red leaves are all over the mountains, and the golden wind is refreshing, which makes people feel the magic and beauty of nature.