鬓 Stroke Order

鬓 bìn (Part of Speech: noun) 1. Hair beside the face, close to the ears. - Examples: sideburns, sideburn tips, sideburn strands. 2. Same as the primary meaning (English: sideburns) (Phonetic structure. From 髟 (biāo), which indicates long hair. The character 髟 is often related to hair. Its original meaning: cheek hair. The hair on both sides of the cheeks near the ears.) References: 1. "Shuōwén": 鬓, hair near the cheeks. 2. "Guóyǔ·Jìnyǔ": Beautiful sideburns indicate virtue. 3. "Shìmíng": Continuous hair is called 鬓. 4. Tang Dynasty poet Bai Juyi: "Two sideburns grey while ten fingers are black." 5. Tang Dynasty poet He Zhizhang: "Leaving home young, returning old; my hometown accent unchanged, yet my sideburns are thinning." Examples: - 鬓影 (bìn yǐng): Hair beside the cheeks near the ears. - 鬓发霜侵 (bìn fà shuāng qīn): The sideburns have turned grey.