100 tiger writing

Hu Fu is written in Oracle Bone Inscriptions, bronze inscriptions, seal script, official script, regular script, running script and cursive script.

There are more than one cursive writing of the word "tiger", and the most common one is "a stroke of tiger", which actually comes from the sixth writing of the word "tiger". When cursive writing, the first stroke (which can be written as a short horizontal stroke) is written together with the left vertical stroke, and then the short horizontal stroke is written, and then it turns clockwise for two consecutive times (first big and then small).

Tiger analysis

The last stroke stands upright, which is the most standard way to write "a tiger", such as the word "tiger" written by Dong Qichang and Xian Yushu in the Yuan Dynasty; In addition, there are two ways to write the cursive script of "Tiger". One is the fifth way starting from the above tiger: first write two strokes horizontally and vertically on the left side, then write two strokes horizontally (the horizontal tick in the middle is simplified to one horizontal), and finally write the word "towel".

Tiger (scientific name: Panthera tigris), commonly known as tiger, is a big cat among mammals. It is unique to Asia, and its origin is mainly Northeast Asia and Southeast Asia. Tiger is a highly evolved predator and an indispensable part of natural ecology. Adult tigers can reach a body length of 2-2.5m, a tail length of 1 m and a weight of 90-220kg.