藝 Stroke Order

藝 艺 yì 1. Talent, skill, technique. - (工艺): craftsmanship. - (技巧): skill. - (文学): literary art. - (艺人): artist. - (艺术): (1) A collective term for drama, folk art, music, fine arts, architecture, dance, film, poetry, literature, etc.; (2) Refers to creative methods; (3) Unique and aesthetically pleasing forms. - (艺苑奇葩): exceptional talents in the arts. - (艺高人胆大): individuals with high skills are bold. 2. Planting. - (园艺): horticulture. 3. Standards, rules, limits. - ("Pride, extravagance, and greed have no limits.") --- 艺 yì (动) - (Pictophonetic. The structure in oracle bone script shows a tree on the left, indicating plants, while the right side depicts a person using both hands. Also written as "埶", which relates to soil and taking. Later evolved into "艺".) (English: plant; grow) --- 艺 yì (名) 1. Skill; craftsmanship - [En.] skill; craftsmanship. - 引: 1. (《论语·雍也》): Qiu is talented. 2. (宋·王讜): Unmatched talent in the world. 3. First in the world in skill. 4. Appreciate Luo Cheng's talent. 5. (清·徐珂): Three treasures of bravery and many skills are promoted as strong. - 例: - 如: 球艺 (ball skills); 艺业 (academic skills); 艺高人胆大 (talented individuals fearlessly advance). 2. Refers to six ancient subjects of study: rites, music, archery, charioteering, writing, and mathematics. - [En.] artistry; skill. - 引: 1. (《后汉书·张衡传》): Mastered five classics and interconnected the six arts. 3. Refers to the classics known as "The Book of Songs", "The Book of Documents", "The Book of Rites", "The Book of Music", "The Book of Changes", "Commentaries on Spring and Autumn" - collectively called the six arts. - [En.] classics. - 引: 1. (班固《汉书》): Able to master one or more arts and supplement literary history. - 例: - 如: 艺学 (the study of classics; studies of literary texts). 4. Art. - [En.] art. - 例: - 如: 艺苑青钱 (metaphor for exceptional literary quality); 艺文 (refers to the realm of literature and art). 5. Limits. - [En.] limits. - 引: 1. (《国语·晋语》): Pride, extravagance, and greed have no limits. - 例: - 如: 艺极 (standard, limit). 6. Standard; norm. - [En.] standard; norm. - 引: 1. (《国语·越语》): Employing others requires standards.