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How to write in gold?
The order of golden strokes: left, right, horizontal, horizontal, vertical, dot, left and horizontal.

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1 commonly known as gold. Metal element, symbol Au, atomic number 79. It is reddish yellow, shiny, soft, with the strongest ductility, stable chemical properties, and easy to conduct heat and electricity. Commonly used as alloys, coins, decorations, etc. Known as gold.

2, metal: hardware.

3. money: cash. Scholarship.

In ancient times, it was a percussion instrument made of metal: ringing a golden bell to retreat. The golden drum is ringing.

5, the metaphor is noble and precious: golden mouth and jade words.

6. Color like gold: blond hair. Golden.

7. Name of dynasty (1115-1234). At the end of the Northern Song Dynasty, Akuta, the leader of the Jurchen Wanyan Department, was established in the northeast. Huining (now Acheng south of Heilongjiang) was established as its capital, and then it was moved to Zhongdu (now Beijing) and Kaifeng. 1234 perished under the joint attack of the Southern Song Dynasty and the Mongolian army.

The order of strokes is left, right, horizontal, horizontal, vertical, dot, left and horizontal.

Writing skills "people" extend outward, horizontal drawing is parallel, vertical drawing is centered and faces the intersection of left and right, and the points are symmetrical.

Golden, golden, golden, golden autumn, bonus, goldfish.

Gold idioms

1, gold-lettered signboard The old shop was used to indicate a signboard with abundant funds. Now is a name or title that you can show off when you are superior. This is also a metaphor for a good reputation.

2, gold purple silver green gold purple: gold seal, purple ribbon. Silver blue: silver seal, green ribbon. Refers to the seal worn by senior officials. Borrow refers to dignitaries.

Jin Kun's metaphor for the sea is vigorous and profound.

4. Golden branches and jade leaves originally described the beautiful branches and leaves of flowers and trees. Later refers to the descendants of the royal family. Now it is also a metaphor for people of noble or exquisite birth.

5. Lily still hit the nail on the head. The metaphor is concise.