How to write Chinese characters?

Hua is a first-class standard Chinese character. This word first appeared in Oracle Bone Inscriptions in Shang Dynasty. The ancient glyph consists of people who look up and people who look down. Its original meaning is change. From the original meaning to changing customs and people's feelings through education, that is, enlightenment. It also refers to customs and weathering, and also refers to the creation and cultivation of everything in the world from scratch, that is, nature.

In modern Chinese, "Hua" also refers to changing into a certain nature or state, or promoting something as a suffix.

Hua strokes: 4?

Pronunciation of "Hua": Hu

The radical of "Hua": Qi

The stroke order of "Hua": left, vertical, left and horizontal.

The correct writing order is as follows:

"Gui" is narrow, "Bi" is wide, with the top level and the bottom "Bi" slightly higher. "Qi", two strokes are connected above the horizontal center line. The vertical section of Bi (vertical hook) is on the vertical centerline, and the left edge intersects the vertical hook at the center of the grid.

The words about China are:

Culture, change, purification, greening, fossils, beautification, makeup, melting, evolution, nature, degradation, transformation, corruption, makeup, evolution, digestion, illusion, chemotherapy, eclosion, chemical industry, alienation, strengthening, chemical fiber, cremation, liquefaction, modernization, incubation, vaporization, emulsification, oxidation and influence.