How to write the order of tortoise strokes?

Turtle is a commonly used Chinese character, pronounced as Guο, jūn or qi, which was first seen in Oracle Bone Inscriptions. Its original meaning is turtle, generally with thick limbs, plum blossom shape and high shell. Later, it was extended to a long-lived and high-backed seal beast.

Turtle, hieroglyphics, like the shape of a turtle. In Oracle Bone Inscriptions, the lines on the head, feet and shell of a turtle are vivid and picturesque. In ancient times, turtles were used as money as well as money, because they were called money. In ancient times, Indian buttons were mostly turtle-shaped, because it was synonymous with turtle as a seal. Ancient stone tablets are often turtle-shaped, so they are also called stone tablets. Turtles have symbolic significance in China traditional culture, which can be divided into two aspects: praise and criticism.

First, the tortoise has a long life, which is regarded as a deity by the ancients and often used for divination. Therefore, it is endowed with auspicious and sacred significance, such as "Year of the Tortoise" to describe longevity, and "Tortoise Dragon" and "Tortoise Elephant" to describe gods.

When two turtles are disturbed or in danger, they often retract their heads and feet into their shells, because the words "shrinking turtle" and "turtle grandson" are derogatory. The popular regular script "turtle" basically inherits the writing method of the ancient Chinese prose "Shuowen", and simplifies the typo to "Tian", greatly simplifying the font.