锽 Stroke Order

锽 鍠 huáng 1. An ancient weapon, resembling a sword, with three edges, often used as ceremonial weaponry. (Ancient weapon) 2. Sound of bells. (En. sound of bells) 3. A type of weapon similar to a halberd, used during the Han and Tang dynasties for ceremonial purposes. (En. ancient weapon) 4. Describing the loud sound of metal-made percussion instruments. (En. tinkle; ding-dong) 引例: 1.《说文》：锽，钟声也。 (In the Shuowen, it states: "锽, the sound of bells.") 2.《诗·周颂·执竞》：钟鼓锽锽。 ("In the Book of Songs: 'Bells and drums fill the air.'") 3.《文心雕龙·原道》：至于林籁结响，调如竽瑟;泉石激韵，和若球锽。 ("In Wenxin Diaolong, it describes the harmonious sounds akin to natural instruments and the resonance of springs and stones, akin to the sound of 锽.") 4.茅盾《子夜》：在他耳边，立刻又充满了锽锽锽的锣声。 ("In 'Midnight' by Mao Dun, it says: 'In his ears, the sound of gongs filled the air.'") 5.《正字通》：锽，兵器。 (In the Zhengzitong: "锽, a weapon.") 6.晋·崔豹《古今注·舆服》：锽，秦改铁铖作锽，始皇制也。 ("In Jin Dynasty, Cui Bao’s 'Notes on Antiquity and Modernity' states: '锽, was made from iron in the Qin Dynasty, established by Emperor Shih Huang.'")