Liu's stroke order is

Liu's stroke order is: point, horizontal, left, point, vertical and vertical hook.

The origin of Liuzi can be traced back to ancient times. According to historical records, Liu Zi first appeared in Oracle Bone Inscriptions. At that time, the image of Liu Zi was two overlapping "knives", which meant cutting with a knife. Later, with the evolution of the characters, Liu Zi's modeling also changed. During the Jinwen period, the shape of Liuzi was close to its present shape, that is, it was composed of two parts: Tao and Heaven. These two parts stand for cutting off and landing respectively.

In ancient China society, land was the basis for the survival and development of the country and the nation, so Liu Zi was of great significance. In ancient literature, Liu Zi was often used to express concepts such as territory, territory and country. At the same time, Liu Zi also has the meaning of surname. In the history of China, there are many celebrities named after Liu, such as Liu Bang, Liu Bei and Liu Bowen. They have made outstanding achievements in the political, military and cultural fields, and made great contributions to the development of China's history.

Liuzi plays an important role in China culture. First of all, Liuzi is an important part of China's surname. According to statistics, Liu is one of the most common surnames in China, with a huge population base. In the history of China, there are many people named Liu who have made remarkable achievements in various fields. The success of these characters named after Liu makes Liu a symbol of wisdom, courage and perseverance. Liuzi has rich symbolic significance in the traditional culture of China.

In ancient literary works, Liu Zi is often used to symbolize a country's prosperity and vast territory. At the same time, Liuzi also symbolizes the continuation and reproduction of the family. In some folklore and stories, Liu Zi was endowed with magical powers, such as Liu Bowen's prophecy and Liu Bei's benevolent policies, which all embodied Liu Zi's culture in China. In addition, Liuzi is also widely used in Chinese traditional art. Calligraphy, painting, sculpture and other art forms.