How to write the stroke order of Chinese characters

Stroke order diagram:

Meaning:

[ huì ]

1. Aggregate; put together: ~合. ~ Qi. ~ Clinic. ~ Trial.

2. To meet; to meet: ~ face. ~ Guest. I didn't touch him yesterday.

3. A gathering with a certain purpose: late~. Dance~. Open~. Report~. There is one ~ in the evening.

4. Certain groups: workers~. Women's United ~.

5. Temple fair: rush~.

6. Collective activities organized by the people when they go to the mountains to offer incense or to honor the gods and pray for good years, such as incense gatherings, gods-welcoming games, etc.

7. A small-scale private economic mutual aid organization. Members pay equal amounts on time and use it in turns.

8. Major cities: Du~. Save~.

9. Timing: opportunity~. Just in time~.

10. Should: The wind and waves break ~ sometimes.

11. Understand; understand: body~. Wrong~. Heart-to-heart~. It can only be imagined, but cannot be expressed in words.

12. Familiar with; proficient in: ~ English. ~Two Beijing operas.

[ kuài ]Total: ~ meter. Extended information

Words: not, party, understanding, meeting, opportunity, venue, meeting, trade union, society, meeting, meeting, conference, grand meeting, provincial capital.

1. Don’t know [bù huì] Don’t understand; don’t know.

2. Party [wǎn huì] A gathering held mainly in the evening with entertainment programs: get-together~. Campfire~.

3. Understanding [huì xīn] To understand what others don’t express clearly: Don’t have it~. ~ smile.

4. To meet [huì miàn] to meet.

5. Opportunity [jī huì] The right time; opportunity: missed ~. A once-in-a-lifetime treat~.

6. Venue [huì chǎng] The place where a meeting is held.

7. Meeting [kāi huì] A number of people gather together to discuss matters, have a party, listen to reports, etc.

8. Trade union [gōng huì] is a mass organization of the working class. It was established and developed in the process of the struggle between the working class and the bourgeoisie. It first appeared in Britain in the mid-18th century and was later established in other countries. Trade unions in socialist countries are the link between the Communist Party and the government and workers, and play an important role in socialist democratic life.

9. Society [xué huì] An academic group composed of researchers in the same discipline. Such as Linguistic Society, Physics Society, Engineering Society, etc.

10. Meeting [huì yì] An organized and leadership gathering to discuss matters: all ~. Factory affairs~. Work~.

11. Xinghui [xìng huì] The interest that arises from an accidental feeling: I took advantage of a moment of ~ and wrote this poem in my own hand.

12. General Assembly [dà huì] A plenary meeting held by state agencies, groups, etc.

13. Grand meeting [shèng huì] Grand meeting: unity ~.

14. Provincial capital [shěng huì] is the seat of provincial administrative agencies and is generally the economic and cultural center of the province. Also called the provincial capital.