What's next to the gold lettering?

Beside the gold lettering are: Cuo, Qian, Qin, Ming, Copper, Shop, Steel, Hook, Nail, Iron, Lead, Brocade, Gong, Mirror, Bell, Silver, Pot, Needle, Plating, Drill, Bell, Aluminum, Front, Shovel, Hoe, Paint, Jun, Pin and Key.

First of all, wrong.

Pronunciation: CuO

Stroke: 13 painting

Stroke order: left stroke, horizontal stroke, horizontal stroke, vertical stroke, horizontal stroke, vertical stroke, vertical stroke, horizontal stroke, horizontal stroke, horizontal stroke and horizontal stroke.

Explanation:

1, incorrect or illogical, with known factual basis, as opposed to "correct": error. A typo. This question is wrong.

2, negligence, incorrect things or behaviors: something went wrong. That's right. Admit a mistake.

3. Cross each other (that is, "×"); Messy: staggered. Disperse. Interwoven together.

4. Open; Lost: Wrong Train | Missed Opportunity.

5, bad; Poor (used in the negative): This painting is very good. He sings very well.

Second, money.

Pronunciation: qián

Number of strokes: 10.

Stroke order: left, horizontal, horizontal, vertical, horizontal, horizontal, oblique hook, left and dot.

Explanation:

1, copper coin: one. Money string.

2. Currency: money. One dollar.

3. money: meals. Car money. Money for books. A sum of money.

4, money: rich and powerful.

Third, Qin

Pronunciation: q and n

Number of strokes: 9

Stroke order: left stroke, horizontal stroke, horizontal stroke, vertical stroke, left stroke, left stroke/horizontal stroke, left stroke and left stroke.

Explanation:

1, respect: admiration. Admire.

2, refers to the emperor himself (do): Qin Ding. Qinci

3. Last name.

Four. inscription

Pronunciation: míng

Number of strokes: 1 1.

Stroke order: apostrophe, horizontal, horizontal, vertical, apostrophe, horizontal apostrophe/hook, dot, vertical, horizontal folding and horizontal.

Explanation:

1. Words describing facts, advantages, etc. (mostly casting or carving). On utensils and tablets; Words (written or engraved) that spur and encourage yourself: epitaph. Strict motto.

2. Carve words on the vessel to mark the occasion; This metaphor is memorable: Gong Ming. I am deeply grateful (figuratively speaking) Remember the heart (figuratively speaking, never forget)

3. Last name.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) copper

Pronunciation: tong

Number of strokes: 1 1.

Stroke order: left, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal, vertical, horizontal hook, horizontal, vertical, horizontal folding, horizontal.

Explanation: Metal element, symbol Cu, atomic number 29. Purple, malleable, is a good conductor of heat and electricity. In humid air, copper rust will form on the surface. Copper can be made into various alloys (such as brass and white copper) and electrical equipment, and also used for electroplating.