Eight stroke order

Eight has two strokes, the order is: left and right, and other details are as follows:

1 and 8 overview

Eight, the Chinese first-class word, pronounced as bā, was first seen in Oracle Bone Inscriptions, and its original meaning was to be separated from each other, that is, Shuowen: "Eight, don't also. The images are opposite to each other. " The latter loan is a number, which means that the number obtained after seven plus one is extended to a majority or many times. It is one of Chinese surnames and one of the radicals of Chinese characters.

2. Evolution of glyphs

Eight is the initial words of "ba", "ba", "fen" and "bye bye". The configuration of the character "Ba" has not changed much, and both of them are opposite, like the shapes of two opposite strokes. The original meaning of "Ba" is divided into two parts, and the word "Hui" is used as the sound of "Ba". Oracle Bone Inscriptions's two paintings stand opposite each other and open in different directions to show the meaning of separation. Oracle Bone Inscriptions and Jin Wenzhong both borrowed Ji Shu's words. The bronze inscription of "Ba" is similar to seal script. Eight aspects of regular script writing after the official reform.

Extended data:

1, introduced by Oracle Bone Inscriptions.

Oracle Bone Inscriptions, also known as "Wen Qi", "Oracle Bone Inscriptions", "Yin Ruins" or "tortoise shell and animal bones", is the earliest mature writing system discovered in China so far, the source of Chinese characters and the root vein of Chinese excellent traditional culture. The remains of Oracle Bone Inscriptions in the early Shang Dynasty were mainly found in Zhengzhou Mall, and the Yin Ruins in Anyang were the representative in the late Shang Dynasty.

2. Development history

Oracle Bone Inscriptions, named after being engraved on tortoise shell bones, is a book trace circulated in Shang Dynasty. The content is a record of Oracle Bone Inscriptions 270 years after Pan Geng moved to Yin, which is the earliest book trace.

Yin merchants have three characteristics, namely, believing in history, drinking alcohol and worshiping ghosts and gods; Because of this, these tortoise shells, which decided many things such as fishing, conquest and agriculture, can be rediscovered in later generations and become important materials for studying China characters. In Shang dynasty, the pen and ink were excellent, and the calligraphy was thin and sharp because of engraving, which had the interest of a blade.

3, the content of the record

After processing and scraping, tortoise shells and animal bones are kept by special fortune tellers. The fortune teller carved notes on their edges to explain the origin and storage of these Oracle Bone Inscriptions, which is called "note inscription"; The main part of Oracle Bone Inscriptions is Oracle Bone Inscriptions, which is the inscription that records the progress and results of divination after the end of divination. Most of them are engraved on the front of Oracle bones, and some are engraved on the back;