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The order of the strokes of the " dragon " was " stroke "," dot "," horizontal "," vertical "," lift "," horizontal hook ", and " stroke " in this order.

Well, an ego trip in this story might be about the character's pursuit of things that boost their own ego. It could be achieving certain goals just for the sake of feeling superior or getting recognition. For example, if Dexter in the story is constantly trying to outdo others in his work not for the actual value of the work but just to satisfy his ego.

The final stroke was 5 strokes, and the stroke order was 11234. "Her Shenzhen-Writing the Future" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

There were some basic rules for the stroke order of Chinese characters, including horizontal first before vertical (such as "dry"), left first before right (such as "eight"), top to bottom (such as "main"), left to right (such as "forest"), inside first before outside, middle first before both sides (such as "water"), outside first before inside before sealing (such as "field"), etc. For some special characters, the order of strokes, such as "Ni", first write dot and dot, and then write vertical;"Dagger", first write apostrophe, then write vertical hook;"Wan", first write horizontal, then write horizontal hook, then write apostrophe; The last three strokes of the word "Mu" were dot, horizontal, and dot;"Ji", first write apostrophe, then write horizontal fold apostrophe, then write Na;"Nai", first write horizontal fold hook, then write apostrophe; Fire ", first write the top two strokes, namely dot and apostrophe, then write the word" Ren";;;;;;; Deng", in the upper right corner, first write two apostrophe, then write Na; For "minus", he first wrote the dot and mention on the left, then wrote the word "salty" on the right. Regular script and running script had the same stroke order in principle, but running script would change some strokes for convenience. In addition, there were 3000 commonly used Chinese characters 'stroke order files for reference. These Chinese characters were displayed according to the national standard. "Her Shenzhen-Writing the Future" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

Scratching the skin during heatstroke was a traditional folk physitherapy method. The method of operation was to apply a sand treatment medium (such as grease) on the place where the technique was performed. The practitioner flexed his five fingers and instantly exerted force with the second finger of his index finger and middle finger to pull up the skin and muscles of the place where the technique was performed. Then, he slid outward and released them. This process was repeated repeatedly, and a continuous "pa pa" sound was emitted. After performing the same operation on the same part for about 6 - 7 times, the skin of the part that was pulled up would have spots. This method is often used on the Yintang point or the neck. Through benign stimulation, it can fully play the role of Ying and Wei Qi, so that the meridians and acupoints are congested, improve local micro-circulation, eliminate evil, dredge the meridians, expel wind and cold, or clear heat and reduce fire. However, scratching was not a scientific, effective and safe treatment method. There were risks of infection, skin damage, and local inflammation. The novel "Watching the Moon on Fish Island" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!