Stroke attack

The order of strokes is: horizontal, vertical hook, lifting, skimming, vertical, horizontal folding, horizontal and horizontal.

The origin of Chinese character "pai";

The origin of the Chinese character "Pai" can be traced back to ancient Oracle Bone Inscriptions and the Jin Dynasty. In Oracle Bone Inscriptions, the word "Pai" is depicted as a hand, indicating the action of hitting or tapping with the hand. With the development and evolution of Chinese characters, the meaning and shape of this word have gradually changed.

In ancient Chinese, the word "pat" was usually used to mean to pat, hit or pat an object. For example, "clap your hands" means that two hands collide with each other to make a sound; "Beating the ball" means hitting the ball with your hand to make it jump; "Slap" means to tap or hit an object with a whip or stick.

In modern Chinese, the meaning of the word "pai" has been extended to a wider field. Besides patting or hitting, it can also refer to taking pictures, making movies, flattering, etc.

These usages are based on the basic meaning of the word "beat", that is, hitting or tapping an object with hands or tools, and then extending a more abstract concept.

In addition to being used as a verb, "beat" can also be used as a noun, indicating a tool or method of beating or striking. For example, "racket" is a tool used to hit the ball; "clapper" refers to the board used to strike objects. The usage of these nouns is based on the action meaning of the word "pai" and further extended.

In addition, the word "Pai" can be combined with other Chinese characters to form more vocabulary. For example, "beat" is the rhythm or way of beating or hitting; "Shooting" means shooting movies or photos with a camera; "Dating" means two people holding hands or supporting each other. These words are produced by combination or extension according to the basic meaning of the word "pai".

In a word, the origin of the Chinese character "Pai" can be traced back to ancient Oracle Bone Inscriptions and Jinwen period, and its basic meaning is to hit or tap an object with hands or tools. With the development and evolution of Chinese characters, the meaning and usage of the word "pai" are constantly expanding and changing, forming a variety of usages and meanings in modern Chinese.

These usages and meanings are based on the basic meaning of the word "pai" and are produced by extension, combination or change. At the same time, the word "pai" is also one of the commonly used Chinese characters in modern society, which is widely used in people's daily life, study and work.