What I shared today is: the word "all".
Quan, pinyin quán, was first seen in the Warring States period, and its original meaning is related to jade, referring to intact pure color jade, and later extended to refer to complete, complete, etc.
The upper part of the word "person" skimming stretch, the first stroke to the oblique cut down the pen, and then turn the front to the left down, the skimming angle is slightly straight, after skimming the belly and then slightly bent out;
The lower part of the word "Wang" as a whole leans, the first horizontal pen shows the front, the shoulder is rounded, do not write long; the second horizontal shoulder angle is consistent with the upper horizontal, slightly longer; the middle vertical from the first horizontal inside the pen is actually picked up, and the upper part of the "person" word center of gravity corresponds, vertical and powerful; finally the bottom of the horizontal pen left probe, the angle is slightly square, the left side is slightly anti-shoulder, after the vertical pen is gradually flattened, the pen is slightly pressed down, slightly arched.
How to write the word "full":