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==永 (yǒng)== | ==永 (yǒng)== | ||
Today, we will learn the Chinese character 永 (yǒng) | Today, we will learn the Chinese character 永 (yǒng). | ||
It "forever" or "eternity" and is pronounced "yǒng". | |||
This character balanced and perfect structure onsists of 8 strokes which are the basic strokes of "Regular script", which is the newest of the Chinese script styles, hence most common in modern writings and publications. | This character balanced and perfect structure onsists of 8 strokes which are the basic strokes of "Regular script", which is the newest of the Chinese script styles, hence most common in modern writings and publications. | ||