How to write beside the walk?

The handwriting next to the aisle is as follows:

Specific writing:

1, three strokes are written beside the walk.

2. Don't connect the point below with the horizontal line.

3. The horizontal folding should be slightly inclined to the lower left.

4, si is flat, don't write too obliquely, don't tilt the tail of the painting. ?

It's chuò. The radicals themselves are "parallel". Like "Chu", the word "Chu" means to stop at first sight, to walk and stop suddenly. Write "parallel" as a radical. "Zhuan", as a radical, is commonly known as "Zou Bian" or "Zou Zhi" for short.

Example words of radical "go":

Is it over? This? Edge? Okay? Tao, luck, turn, fan, send, reverse and so on.

Extended data:

According to the unified code standard, Chinese characters have eight basic strokes: horizontal, vertical, point, lift, left, grip, hook and bend. The basic strokes are matched with each other to produce 29-point complex strokes ***37 strokes. The latest version contains 36 strokes.

There are eight basic strokes in traditional Chinese characters, namely, "point (个), horizontal (个), vertical (个), left (个), folded (个) and hooked (个).

196565438+1On October 30th, the People's Republic of China (PRC), the Ministry of Culture, the China Language Reform Commission, the State Language Commission, and the press and publication departments of People's Republic of China (PRC) and China published the Modern Chinese Characters Table 1988, which stipulated five basic strokes: horizontal, vertical, left and right.