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Stroke by Stroke: 漬 Writing Order
Master the Chinese character '漬' stroke by stroke with visual step-by-step instructions.
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漬:
1. Soaking.
Example: "Pickling", "Soaking".
Source: "Records of the Three Kingdoms, Volume 29, Biography of Hua Tuo" states: "Tuo ordered warm water to be heated, and soaked his hand in it, and then he could sleep."
2. Staining.
Example from Song Dynasty poet Lu You's "Drunken Song": "A hundred riders hunt on the river bank in vibrant autumn, and to this day blood stains the short mink coat."
3. The death of livestock due to infectious disease.
Source: "Book of Rites, Qu Li" states: "When the emperor dies, it is called 'beng'... birds are said to 'fall', while four-legged animals are called 'zi'."
4. Stains left on objects.
Examples: "Oil stain", "Ink stain", "Dirt stain".
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