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Is there a correct way of writing Chinese?

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Yes, there is a correct way of writing Chinese characters.  In order to look up a Chinese character, you must know stroke order and the number of strokes in a particular Chinese character.  To give an example, let’s look at the Chinese character below that means:  go to site speech to text apis can i retrieve a deleted voicemail on my iphone dosage of prednisone for poison https://carlgans.org/report/critical-essay-on-of-mice-and-men/7/ canada pharmacy overnight delivery erektionsprobleme trotz viagra code barre 666 explication essay causes of the revolutionary war dbq essay graphic organizer buying augmentin online source site ginkgo biloba viagra together homework help mayans extracurricular activities essay how to make ur own viagra english with creative writing university of nottingham cialis overnight delivey aqa gcse english language coursework grade boundaries get link source link how to cite author in essay apa similaire au viagra https://vabf.org/reading/academic-editing-site-online/250/ go to site write an essay about summer holidays https://www.accap.org/storage/acquisto-cialis-contrassegno/28/ textbooks on research methodology china communism essay go here esomeprazole tablets perth https://journeysmobilevet.com/edimprove/viagra-kopfschmerzen/26/ https://academicminute.org/paraphrasing/characteristics-of-academic-writing-style/3/ everlasting or eternal.   It takes 5 strokes to write this character!

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This character shows the correct order as well is the correct stroke order.  So the correct order is always top to bottom, and left to right.  This character also shows all the strokes of Chinese calligraphy.

There are a group of 214 Chinese characters called Radicals that are the building characters or root components.

You can not use a traditional Chinese dictionary without knowing the correct stroke order!

Here is a page below from one of my many Chinese books.

8 Basic Strokes

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After one masters the brush then your next step is to learn the 8 basic strokes. The Chinese character for everlasting is one of the few Chinese words that uses all the strokes! Below will give you a great description of the 8 basic Chinese Calligraphy strokes.

Using Practice Sheets (Beginning Calligraphy)

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After learning how to hold the bush, you must then master the brush!  To master the brush I was taught to trace or fill in (or write over) the Chinese Characters in the practice book.  The practice books are inexpensive and made of very thin rice paper.  I was taught to try to fill as many books as possible watching your progress.  The teacher would look over your work and show you what to look for!  Normally the teacher has the class watch him as he demonstrates the technique. Below I will give you two samples of practice book.

This is from the practice book (red solid characters) that  I  first used.

Professor Young preferred the red solid character practice book.

A GLANCE AT CHINESE CALLIGRAPHY by Professor George Young

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Chinese Calligraphy is one of the basics of Chinese culture. Chinese Calligraphy and Chinese Painting come from the same source and therefore they have the same standard and rank. Calligraphy is not only means of communication, both business and social, but is also a special art.  Most of the famous Chinese painters from past dynasties could do nice calligraphy.

This site is  dedicated to the promotion and teaching of Chinese Calligraphy as I learned it from my beloved teacher,  the late Dr. George Young.  I will attempt to make videos on what should be visual presentation of the art.  My wish is that those who come to this site learn what they need and able to get a better understanding and appreciation of Chinese calligraphy in general.  Feel free to send me any comments or requests.