The stroke order of the character 王: horizontal, horizontal, vertical, horizontal.

When writing the character "王", you need to pay attention to the length of the horizontal stroke and the angle of the shoulder. The last stroke of the horizontal stroke cannot be carried on the shoulder. At the same time, you need to pay attention to the position and length of the vertical pen to avoid the vertical pen being too long or too short.

The character "王" is a basic Chinese character among Chinese characters, and it is also the simplest and most basic one among many Chinese characters. Its original meaning is Emperor, that is, the title of Emperor. In ancient society, the emperor was the supreme ruler, possessing supreme status and power. The word "王" is also given the highest and greatest meaning.

In terms of glyph shape, the character "王" consists of one horizontal line, one vertical line, and one horizontal line. The horizontal line represents heaven, the vertical line represents earth, and the short horizontal line in the middle represents people. This construction method embodies the ancient Chinese thought of the unity of nature and man, emphasizing the harmonious relationship between man and nature.

In ancient times, the character "王" represented not only rulers, but also nobles, generals and gentlemen. The character "王" has also become a common symbol in ancient literary works, and is used to describe the noble qualities and majestic status of gentlemen, nobles, etc.

In modern Chinese, the word "王" is mostly used in surnames and place names, and it also retains some usage similar to that in ancient times. In words such as prince, prince, prince, etc., the word "王" represents nobility and nobility. .

Word combinations and sentences with the word "王":

1. Crown: The king's crown symbolizes power and glory.

2. Royal power: In ancient times, royal power was supreme and held all the power of life and death.

3. Princes: Those former princes and generals have now become history.

4. Princes: Princes and nobles live a very luxurious life.

5. Kingly Way: His leadership style is a typical iron-fist policy, which is called Kingly Way.

6. Kingdom: This land was once a prosperous kingdom.

7. Royal Family: The traditions and etiquette of the British royal family are very particular.

8. Royal rule: The royal rulers of that era wielded huge power.

9. Kingly demeanor: He shows a kingly demeanor no matter what the occasion.

10. Heir to the throne: The future king is the heir to the current throne.