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/ / down / / / / coarse
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First steps in learning Chinese characters… 43

cd. tab. 4
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The downward stroke to the right is
nà written from top-left to bottom-right.
The dot is usually written from the top
to the bottom-right. Sometimes it is writ-
ten from the top to the bottom-left.
The stroke with a hook: the hook is
written by lifting the pen quickly as you
approach the end of the hook.
The upward stroke to the right is written
tí from bottom-left to top-right.
The horizontal stroke with a downward
héngzhé
then downwards.
The horizontal stroke with a downward
shùzhé
then downwards.
The horizontal stroke with a downward

is made toward the top-left by quickly


lifting the pen to make the hook.
The vertical stroke with a right turn

lifting the pen to make the hook.


The horizontal stroke with a turn to the

right and then toward the bottom-left.

Table 4 presents twelve distinct stroke shapes necessary to master in


the learning process of Chinese writing system. The above mentioned
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of the character (Table 5).


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Language and Linguistics


Chinese: A Linguistic Introduction. -

La maitre phonetique
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Frontiers in Psychology

Reading & Writing Chinese: Traditional Character


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Chinese
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Design Journal

Colloquial Chinese. The Complete Course for Beginners.

The Phonology of Standard Chinese.

Journal of Chinese Linguistics


Hanyu Jiaocheng di yi ce shang. Vol. 1.

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