茎 Stroke Order

茎 (jīng) 1. The part of a plant that grows branches, leaves, and flowers and serves to transport nutrients within the plant; it is the central axis of the plant. 2. A measure word for long, narrow objects. Examples: a few stems of grass; several strands of white hair. 茎 (jīng) 1. The main trunk of a plant. 2. [Synonym] Stem; stalk. 3. A small branch (twig). 4. The handle of an object. 茎 (jīng) 1. The part of a plant that grows branches, leaves, and flowers and serves to transport nutrients within the plant; it is the central axis of the plant. (Reference: "Shuo Wen") 2. The main part or backbone of branches. (Reference: "Guang Ya") 3. In the West, there is a plant named Shegan, with a stem length of four inches. (Reference: "Xunzi") 4. Examples: tuber; rhizome; bulb; corm; above-ground stem; underground stem; upright like a grass stem; Jiinging (an ancient musical term). 2. A post or rod. (Reference: "Book of the Later Han") 3. A small twig. (Reference: "All Scriptures Speak Sound") 4. The handle of an object. (Reference: "Rites of Zhou") 茎 (jīng) - Measure word for long, narrow objects. Examples: several stems of grass; several strands of white hair; a few seedlings; nine stalks of green onions.