Lian Bi's cursive "Qing" is as follows. Cursive script is a font of Chinese characters, which is characterized by simple structure and continuous strokes. Formed in the Han Dynasty, it evolved on the basis of official script for the convenience of writing. A font between regular script and cursive script is produced, which makes up for the defects of slow writing speed of regular script and illegible cursive script.

Blue Pinyin: qρng, Zhuyin: ㄑㄥ, Simplified Radical: Qing Bu, Extinction: 0, Total Stroke: 8.

Traditional radicals: cymbals, five strokes: GEF, Cang Xie: QMB, Ma Zheng: CIQ, four corners: 50227, structure: up and down.

Code: 7230, location: 3964, unified code: 9752, stroke order:11008125011.

Explanation:

1. Black: ~ cloth. ~ line.

2. Green (mostly for plants) or blue (for the sky): ~ grass. ~ oh, my god

3. Grass or immature crops: Steps ~. Look ~.

4. youth: old and middle ~.

5. The abbreviation of Qinghai.

Extended data Chinese character strokes:

Related words:

1. Qing palace [q and ng g not ng]?

Young workers.

2. green hemp [q and ng má]?

General term for abutilon.

3. young crops [q and ng mi á o]?

There are no mature crops (especially food crops).

4. sapphire [q and ng Yu]?

Light blue or light green nephrite.

5. Draw green?

(Grass, wood) germinate and turn green: the old tree is green. Vegetation.