帆 Stroke Order

帆 (fān) 1. A fabric canopy used to propel a boat forward using wind power. - Example: 扬帆 (set sail), 船帆 (sail of the ship). 2. A sailing vessel that relies on sails for propulsion. - Example: 帆舶 (sailing ship), 帆海 (a ship navigating the sea). 动 (verb) - 张帆行驶 (sail). 引 (quote) 1. 韩愈 (Han Yu) “除官赴阙”: Not wasted old friends' letters, no cause sails across the river water. 名 (noun) 1. A fabric canopy attached to the mast of a ship, utilizing wind power to advance the vessel. - Reference: 李白 (Li Bai) “黄鹤楼送孟浩然之广陵”: The lonely sail disappears into the blue sky, only to see the Yangtze River flow to the horizon. - Examples: 扬帆 (set sail), 帆力 (the force of the sail when wind fills it), 帆势 (the posture of the sail), 帆楫 (sails and oars). 2. Refers to a ship. - Reference: 李白 (Li Bai) “望天门山”: On both sides, the green mountains face each other; a solitary sail comes from the edge of the sun. - Examples: 帆舶 (sailing vessel), 帆海 (navigating the sea with a ship). 名 (noun) 1. A fabric drape attached to the mast of a ship that allows it to sail forward using wind power. - Example: 扬帆 (set sail), 船帆 (sail of the ship). - Reference: 《老残游记·第一回》: There were also two new masts, with a brand new sail hanging from them. 2. Metaphorically refers to a ship. - Reference: 温庭筠 (Wen Tingyun) “忆江南”: After grooming, leaning against the railing, looking across the south river, thousands of sails passing by are all not what I seek. - Reference: 苏轼 (Su Shi) “次前韵送刘景文”: When will I return with my sail against the river flows? Spring wine turns into sweet osmanthus lake.