輗 Stroke Order

輗 [ní] 1. The part at the front of an ancient large vehicle's pole connecting with the axle. "Without the crossbar of a large vehicle, and without the yoke of a small vehicle, how can they possibly operate?" 輗 [ní] (Noun) The crossbar connecting the pole of an ancient large carriage with the crossbeam. (English: The crossbar at the end of a carriage pole) 引 1. From "Shuowen Jiezi": 輗, the crossbar at the end of the carriage pole connecting to the axle, derived from "vehicle" and "the child" (meaning "small part"). 2. From "Han Feizi": I do not know what the crossbar of a vehicle is, but it is clever. Using a small piece of wood to draw a burden of thirty stones, the key connecting the pole and the axle is called 輗. 3. From "Lunyu": A large vehicle without 輗. 4. From Ming Dynasty, Fang Xiaoru's "Yue Che": The spokes rot and the wheels break, the 輗 is broken and the pole is destroyed.