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本文汇总了多个在线资源，帮助学习者了解汉字的书写方法及笔画顺序规则。从基本笔画到复杂结构，提供了动画演示及练习工具。

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这里有很多资源可以用

http://www.mandarintools.com/shufa.html

apps

1 skritter

https://skritter.com/

2 cwm-4.0 Chinese writing master

http://www.cchar.com/

have exe.

standard version

https://chinese-writing-master-standard-edition.soft112.com/

teacher version

可以用于生成写字的笔画步骤

3 basic stroke rules 1

https://www.writtenchinese.com/chinese-character-stroke-rules-break/

4 basic stroke rules 2

learning NC

5 learning to draw Chinese characters

http://www.eon.com.hk/estroke/

生成 animated characters软件

http://www.eon.com.hk/estroke/download.html

但是生成的字的animation有很多背景图的干扰。个人觉得不喜欢。

6 general guidelines from Wikipedia

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stroke_order

-1. Write from top to bottom, and left to right.

As a general rule, strokes are written from top to bottom and left to right. For example, among the first characters usually learned is the number one, which is written with a single horizontal line: 一. This character has one stroke which is written from left to right.

The character for "two" has two strokes: 二. In this case, both are written from left to right, but the top stroke is written first. The character for "three" has three strokes: 三. Each stroke is written from left to right, starting with the uppermost stroke.

This rule also applies to the order of components. For example, 校 can be divided into two. The entire left side (木) is written before the right side (交). There are some exceptions to this rule, mainly occurring when the right side of a character has a lower enclosure (see below).

When there are upper and lower components, the upper components are written first, then the lower components, as in 品 and 星.

-2. Horizontal before vertical

When horizontal and vertical strokes cross, horizontal strokes are usually written before vertical strokes: the character for "ten," 十, has two strokes. The horizontal stroke 一 is written first, followed by the vertical stroke→ 十.

In the Japanese standard, a vertical stroke may precede many intersecting horizontal strokes if the vertical stroke does not pass through the lowest horizontal stroke.

-3. Character-spanning strokes last

Vertical strokes that pass through many other strokes are written after the strokes through which they pass, as in 聿 and 弗.

Horizontal strokes that pass through many other strokes are written last, as in 毋 and 舟.

-4. Diagonals right-to-left before diagonals left-to-right

Right-to-left diagonals (丿) are written before left-to-right diagonals (乀): 文.

Note that this is for symmetric diagonals; for asymmetric diagonals, as in 戈, the left-to-right may precede the right-to-left, based on other rules.

-5. Center before outside in vertically symmetrical characters

In vertically symmetrical characters, the center components are written before components on the left or right. Components on the left are written before components on the right, as in 兜 and 承.

-6. Enclosures before contents

Outside enclosing components are written before inside components; bottom strokes in the enclosure are written last if present, as in 日 and 口. (A common mnemonic is "Put people inside first, then close the door.") Enclosures may also have no bottom stroke, as in 同 and 月.

-7. Left vertical before enclosing

Left vertical strokes are written before enclosing strokes. In the following two examples, the leftmost vertical stroke (|) is written first, followed by the uppermost and rightmost lines (┐) (which are written as one stroke): 日 and 口.

-8. Bottom enclosures last