The Simple Four-Stroke Traditional Chinese Character Meaning Heart
Last time we went through the strokes of the Traditional Chinese character meaning hand, 手.
This time, we are looking at a fairly simple character with 4 strokes again. However, these strokes are quite different from what we talked about before.
It is the Traditional Chinese Character meaning heart, 心.
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Let’s jump on to it now.
First stroke
The first stroke is a left dot, which is a dot slanting slightly to the left. It looks like:
Second stroke
The second stroke is little bit more complicated. It is a right-falling stroke ending with a hook. The stroke starts from the left and ends on the right then goes up and end like a hook.
Third stroke
The third stroke is yet again a dot but it slants to the right.
Fourth stroke
The fourth and last stroke is essentially the same as the third stroke.
So, here is the Traditional Chinese Character meaning heart, 心.
It is easy to follow although the strokes are of different types.
Keep practicing before the next post comes shortly.
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