What I shared today is: the word "reply".
覆, pinyin fù, from 覀, 復音, the original meaning is to flip, and then extended to cover.
The first horizontal pen is light into, not long, the shoulder is rounded; the left vertical body is slightly arcanut, the right oblique; the horizontal fold and horizontal painting is against the shoulder, the pen is slightly lighter to the right, and then the pen is in place and then the front is written on the right vertical, the vertical body is not long, the left is oblique; the middle two vertical pens are low on the left and high on the right, wide on the top and narrow on the bottom, slightly in the state of hugging; the bottom horizontal is brought out from the left vertical pen place, slightly arched and supports the right vertical.
The lower part of the word "Fu" is compact and leans up, the left side of the "彳" two apostrophe points to different points, the vertical pen and the apostrophe are virtual, the vertical body is slightly arcanut, slightly left oblique, the pen is dewed; The word two vertical strokes are slightly opposite to each other, three horizontal parallel equidistant, the bottom of the horizontal pen left probe, the pen is hidden in the right vertical; the pen is picked up from the bottom of the horizontal inside, the angle of the skimming body is slightly straighter; the second pen is located below the center of gravity of the right vertical, the body is bent and powerful, the pointing of the pen is different from the left-handed; finally the reverse stretch, after the pen goes down to the right, the downward gradually heavier, pay attention to the angle of the pen, the pen is in place and then a little pause back to the front to close the pen.
The standard writing of the word "over" is as follows:
How to write the word "over":