Stroke order of flags

1. Stroke order of the national flag: dot, horizontal, horizontal hook, left, horizontal, horizontal, vertical, vertical, horizontal, horizontal, left and dot.

Second, pinyin: qí

Third, radical: Fang

Fourth, interpretation:

1. Signs made of cloth, paper, silk or other materials are mostly rectangular or square: ~. ~ flag. ~ number. ~ boat. ~ hands.

2. Military establishment and household registration of Manchu in China in Qing Dynasty (divided into Eight Banners, followed by Mongolian Eight Banners and Han Army Eight Banners), especially those belonging to Manchu: ~ (Manchu). ~ nationality. ~ robes.

3. The administrative divisions of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region in China are equivalent to counties.

Extended data:

Related words:

1, flag

【qí zi】？

Square, rectangular or triangular signs made of silk, cloth and paper are mostly hung on telephone poles or walls.

2. Flag bearer

[Kieron]?

Originally refers to the people who were incorporated into the Eight Banners in the Qing Dynasty. After specifically refers to the Manchu.

3. semaphore

[yǔ]？

Also known as sign communication. In navigation, military or some field operations (such as blasting and surveying), if it is difficult to communicate directly at a long distance, the two sides wave flags and make different actions to express words or signals that need to be communicated and exchanged.

4. Its subsidiaries

[qí xià]？

Subordination; Subordinate: His subordinates are all smart and capable.