A beautiful way to write the number 1 to 9

The numbers 1 to 9 are beautifully written as follows:

1 and 1 are written with short horizontal lines and rounded corners. Replace it with Roman numerals I and v. Use artistic or handwritten fonts.

2, 2 Writing: Two "V" shapes are connected together. The short horizontal line is round. Use artistic or handwritten fonts.

3, 3 Writing: Three "V" shapes are connected together. The short horizontal line is round. Use artistic or handwritten fonts.

4, 4 writing: similar to cursive writing. Replace it with the Roman numeral IV. Use artistic or handwritten fonts.

5, 5 writing: similar to cursive writing. Replace it with the Roman numeral v. Use artistic or handwritten fonts.

6, 6 writing: similar to cursive script. Replace it with the Roman numeral VI. Use artistic or handwritten fonts.

7, 7 writing: similar to cursive script. Replace it with the Roman numeral VII. Use artistic or handwritten fonts.

8, 8 writing: similar to cursive script. Replace it with the Roman numeral VIII. Use artistic or handwritten fonts.

9, 9 writing: similar to cursive script. Use Roman numeral IX as an alternative. Use artistic or handwritten fonts.

The origin of numbers:

Arabic numerals originated in ancient India, not invented by Arabs. Numbers were later mastered by Arabs for business and spread to the west. Westerners call these numbers Arabic numerals because they first came into contact with Arabs and used these data, mistakenly thinking that they invented them, which has caused this historical misunderstanding.

Later, with the wide spread in the world, everyone agreed with the term "Arabic numerals", which made people in many parts of the world mistakenly think that numerals were invented by Arabs. In fact, Arabs first began to use numbers widely. After it was introduced to Europe, Europeans liked this convenient and applicable notation very much.