Eastern stroke order

The stroke order of "East": horizontal, left, vertical hook, left and dot.

An example analysis of "Dong" stroke order;

Basic meaning:

1, a locative word. One of the four main directions, the side where the sun rises.

2. Owner (in ancient times, the owner was in the east and the guest was in the west): the landlord.

Host: I'll treat you to dinner.

4. Last name.

Extended data:

Related words

1, East China [huá d not ng]?

Refers to the eastern part of China, including Shandong, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Anhui, Jiangxi, Fujian, Taiwan Province and Shanghai.

2. Eastern Jin Dynasty [dūngěn]?

Dynasty, AD 3 17-420, from the first year of Jianwu (Si Marui) to the second year of Gongdi (Sima) Yuanxi. Jiankang (now Nanjing) is the capital.

3. Endong?

Used as a courtesy title for a master's slave.

4. Gao dong [d not ng g ā o]?

The water is facing the sunny highland. It also refers to pastoral and yuanye.

5. East turtle?

An ancient divination turtle. The front of the tortoise shell is very long and the edge is blue.

Related words:

1, host

【dōng dào】？

Moderator: Do your best. Also known as the host. The act or obligation of entertaining a guest: doing.

2. Landlord

[party d not dōng]?

A person who rents or lends a house.

3. Jiangdong

【jiāng dōng】？

In ancient times, it refers to the south bank area below Wuhu and Nanjing in the lower reaches of the Yangtze River, and also refers to all areas of Wu in the Three Kingdoms period: ~ elders.

4. East Lake

【dōng hú】？

Ethnic minorities in ancient China. Named after living in the east of Xiongnu. Northern nomads living in China and east of Xiongnu in pre-Qin period.

5. Eastern Jin Dynasty

【dōng jìn】？

Name of dynasty. (3 17 ~ 420) Jin moved from the east to the palace in Yuanxi for two years, which was called "Eastern Jin" in history.