What is the list of 24 stroke order?

As follows:

Horizontal, vertical, skimming (horizontal skimming, vertical skimming) point: (vertical point, skimming point), the down has a flat down and other small distinctions, mentioning the vertical mention. Folding more, there are horizontal folding, and skimming, horizontal hooks, folding hooks, horizontal folding hooks, words to pick, wind hooks (horizontal folding slant hooks), horizontal curved (horizontal folding curved), concave folding (horizontal folding folding), nine hooks (horizontal folding curved hooks).

B Hook, Ear Hook, Go of, Jian Fold, Nai Hook, Convex Fold, Easy Hook, Vertical Fold, Vertical Bend, Vertical Hook, Child's Hook, Horse Hook, Specialized Fold, Din Fold, Skimming Fold, Oblique Hook, Heart Hook, Bent Hook and so on.

The rules of stroke order for Chinese characters are:

Horizontal followed by vertical (e.g., "干"), apostrophe followed by down (e.g., "八"), and top to bottom (e.g.: "main"), from left to right (e.g.: "forest"), first in and then off (e.g.: "field"), first in the center and then on both sides (e.g.: "water "), from the outside to the inside (eg: "back") and so on. For example, "仗", the stroke order is 丿丨一丿乀.

The correctness of the stroke order relates to a certain extent to the speed of writing and the shape of the character. The correctness of the stroke order is to some extent related to the speed of writing and the shape of the character. However, due to the differences in stroke order between ancient and modern Chinese characters and between different regions, strictly speaking, there is no absolutely correct and uniform stroke order for Chinese characters, but only the "relatively correct" stroke order stipulated in a certain region at a certain time. For example, in mainland China, there is a "Stroke order specification for modern Chinese characters".