Part 2
In Part 1, you learned the 12 basic hanzi strokes:
Number | Character | Image | Meaning | Abbreviation | Usage |
1 |
| horizontal | h | Can stand alone | |
2 |
| vertical | s | Can stand alone | |
3 |
| break | z | Must combine | |
4 |
| dot | d | Can stand alone | |
5 |
| throw | p | Can stand alone | |
6 |
| press | n | Can stand alone | |
7 |
| hook | g | Must combine | |
8 |
| rise | t | Can stand alone | |
9 |
| bend | w | Must combine | |
10 |
| slant | x | Must combine | |
11 |
| flat | b | Must combine | |
12 |
| circle | q | Can stand alone |
You also learned 17 of the 32 strokes hànzi used to write modern Chinese:
Number | Stroke | Abbreviation |
1 | h | |
2 | s | |
3 | hz | |
4 | sz | |
5 | d | |
6 | p | |
7 | sp | |
8 | n | |
9 | hg | |
10 | sg | |
11 | t | |
12 | st | |
13 | swg | |
14 | xg | |
15 | hxg | |
16 | hxwg | |
17 | bxg | |
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In Part 2 of this book, you extend this knowledge, learning how to draw the remaining 15 hànzi strokes.