The stroke order of raising words

The order of strokes for raising Chinese characters is as follows: horizontal, vertical hook, lifting, horizontal folding hook, left and right. ?

Yang bishun

Andy is a word with left and right structure, which consists of a handle and a right half.

The original meaning of "Andy": upward agitation and diffusion. Such as: pumping water, pumping field (cháng) and pumping soup to stop boiling. ?

Extension means "holding high and upward" Raise your hand, sail and hold your head high.

It means "fluttering in the air" as flying. ?

It is extended to "praise and spread", such as threatening, showing off, praising, sublating and making a name for yourself.

Yang is also used as a surname.

Positive variant

Andy can also form many idioms, such as:

Foster strengths and avoid weaknesses.

Yang Zan evokes the soul yáng fān zhāo hún Hang Zan evokes the soul of the dead (superstition). Now it is often compared to creating public opinion to restore the past.

Yang Li Yang Li is in high spirits. Extend and carry forward. Never before, never after. -Han Yu's Chaozhou Secretariat Xie Shangbiao

Hold your head high yáng méi tǔ qì ǔ describes the feeling of incomparable happiness after getting rid of long-term depression. Why not cherish the land in front of the steps so that you can't be proud and excited? -Tang Li Bai's Book with Han Jingzhou

Raise your voice yáng shēng( 1) Raise your voice. (2) deliberate propaganda. (3) fame; The fame spread.

Yang Tang stopped boiling yáng tāng zhǐ fèi scooped up boiling water and poured it back in an attempt to stop boiling. Metaphorically, an unsuccessful remedy is incomplete and cannot fundamentally solve the problem.

Threaten yáng yán to deliberately say something about taking some action or purpose (mostly derogatory). Now he photographed my master and brother, threatened to steam them, and invited my uncle to celebrate his birthday. -Journey to the West?