Now Everyone Can Write Like Siuyee
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Posted 1 year, 1 month ago at 9:02 am. 3 comments
Here is the human readable version, just in case:
One of my earliest memories is writing endless pages of copybook in kindergarten. I remember getting caught for not following the stroke orders and the teacher made me redo my homework. It’s not like I didn’t know how. There were little arrows on the page showing the stroke order, but I found it faster to do it my way. I would flip through the pages and fill out all the vertical strokes in all the numbers and alphabets (1, 4, 7, 9, B, D, E, F..), and then I would flip to the first page again and do a pass on the horizontal strokes. Everyone was working on the “B” pages, but I had the “K” pages half done. The teacher was right and that is why my handwriting is so horrible. My Chinese/Kanji writing is even worse. Since I didn’t follow the stroke orders when I learned the words, I have to construct a mental image of the word before I write it. “There is a box in the bottom, one on the right with a a cross inside, and then there is water on the side.”. Whenever there is a box I just draw a circle, because a box has four strokes and a circle only has one.
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