Architectural stroke order

The stroke order of architectural characters: horizontal, vertical, left, dot, dot, left, horizontal, vertical, left, press, left, left and horizontal.

Lou (pinyin: lóu) is a first-class word in the General Standard of Chinese. This word first appeared in the Warring States Period. The original meaning of this word refers to houses and buildings with more than two floors. It is also used to refer to the first floor of a building, and then it can refer to all buildings.

The term building is defined as follows:

Double deck cabin. The first floor of the building. A layered structure attached to the upper space of a room for objects or people to live in. A building built on high ground. It also refers to vehicles and boats with upper floors, which are also called buildings. Some shops, such as tea shops, hotels, dance halls and old brothels, are also called buildings. In Xinyang dialect, Lou means the number 6.

Make words and sentences:

1. The new teaching building in our school is equipped with advanced audio-visual equipment, which is really icing on the cake!

In the department store, there are all kinds of goods.

When night falls, a beautiful song comes from the bamboo building.

Suddenly, there was a sad cry from the building.

The neighbors in our building are harmonious, respect each other and help each other. I really feel that distant relatives are not as good as close neighbors.

6. The wholesale and retail goods in the newly-built international trade building are really all-encompassing.

7. In feudal society, most of the rich girls were locked in the embroidery building and stayed at home for one day.

The news media disclosed that two murders and robberies occurred in the same building on the same day, which was really shocking!

9. I didn't know each other in the building before, but now I feel that there is nothing at hand.

10, in the department store, people are talking and laughing while buying clothes.

1 1. Your study hard now determines your future life, either as a coolie or sitting in a high-end bright office building and drinking coffee.