Characters with Horizontal Folding Hook Strokes A Complete List of Characters with Horizontal Folding Hook Strokes

Characters with horizontal folding hook strokes are B, billion, art, memory, nine, pill, beg, several, where, eat, asahi, nook, nook, dig, yttrium, _. The writing method of the horizontal folding hook is analyzed: 1, the downward strokes write a short horizontal. 2, after a slight pause, fold downward, sometimes slightly tilted a little to the left. 3, to the starting hook after a slight pause and hooked out to the upper left, a written.

The stroke is a line written continuously without interruption, and it is the smallest unit of a Chinese character. When writing, the direction of the stroke remains unchanged from the beginning, and it is called the basic stroke, while the direction of the stroke changes, and it is called the derived stroke.

According to the Unicode standard, there are eight basic strokes in Chinese characters: horizontal, vertical, dotted, raised, skimmed, pressed, hooked and curved. The basic strokes are paired with each other to produce 29 points of composite strokes, ***37 kinds of strokes, and the latest version includes 36 strokes.

Traditionally, there are eight basic strokes in Chinese characters, namely, "dot, horizontal, vertical, apostrophe, downward, folding, bending, and hooking", also known as the "Eight Methods of the Chinese Characters".

The "List of Printed Chinese Characters" issued by the Ministry of Culture of the People's Republic of China and the Chinese Character Reform Commission on January 30, 1965, and the "List of Modern Chinese Characters" issued by the State Language and Literature Commission and the Press and Publication Administration of the People's Republic of China in March 1988, stipulate the five basic strokes: horizontal, vertical, apostrophe, dot, and fold.