If you've been learning Mandarin Chinese for a while, you might have come across this common scenario where a native speaker tries to explain a Chinese character using some squiggles on their hand which make no sense visually but also using words you've perhaps never heard.
A common way to explain Chinese characters is to use the names of the strokes to further clarify which one you mean, so for example, the character for 王
could be explained by saying "The one with 3 horizontal strokes and one vertical stroke.
There are only a handful of Chinese calligraphy strokes (and many more combinations) so knowing these core ones will definitely help you out.
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