Bu's stroke order

"Bu" is a common word in Chinese, which is pronounced as "bǔ" and "bo" and was first seen in Oracle Bone Inscriptions. Its original meaning is to burn Oracle bones for good or ill luck, that is, "Shuo Wen Bu Bu": "Bu, burn the turtle.

Like a moxibustion turtle. One is that it looks like a tortoise omen when viewed horizontally. "

Later, it was extended to all kinds of activities used to predict good or bad luck, and also to guess, estimate, choose, give, verify and confirm.

Example:

1. He went out this time, but he had to go.

2. Stir the beef stuffing and shredded carrots together.

Because of lack of nutrition, radish is as thin as a bone.

4. When you are old, you will be satisfied only by seeing a few dolls.

Lou ratty has a guilty conscience and wants to make a fortune when he meets a fortune teller.

6. The good reputation of brick radish has been passed down from generation to generation, and everyone knows it.