It's a variant of Kai Zi, which has the same pronunciation and meaning as Kai Zi. It can't be typed, as shown below:

Pinyin: qǐ, phonetic notation: ㄑˇ, radical: mouth, external strokes: 4, total strokes: 7.

Wu Bi: YNKD, Cang Xie: HSR, Ma Zheng: WMJ, Four Corners: 30267.

Structure: surrounded by the upper left, code: 0796, location: 3884, unified code: 542F.

Stroke order: ?フノ丨フフ

Explanation:

1. Open: unseal. Open the door. And so on. Speak louder.

2. Start: Enable. Set out. Set out.

3, enlightenment: enlightenment. Enlighten Enlightenment. Enlightenment. Qi Ming (Venus that appeared in the eastern sky before the ancient sun came out). Connecting the preceding with the following.

4. Declaration: Notice.

5, letters: books open. Xiaoqi.

Extended data Chinese character strokes:

Related words:

1, inspiration [qǐ fā]?

Give an example to arouse the association of the other party and gain some understanding.

2. Wu [qǐ méng]?

Let beginners acquire basic and introductory knowledge.

3. Open [kāi qǐ]?

Open.

4. enlightenment?

Inspire a hint to make something clear.

5.rev[qǐdōng]？

Anchor.

6. Notice [qǐ shi]?

Publicly published words explaining something are often published in newspapers or posted on walls.