风 Stroke Order

风 1. Airflow phenomenon; specifically refers to the movement of air in a horizontal direction: 风向 (wind direction), 风速 (wind speed), 风级 (wind level), 风险 (wind hazard), 风波 (figuratively refers to disputes or troubles), 风雨如磐 (a. continuous wind and rain causing a feeling of pressure; b. metaphorically refers to social darkness or difficult situations), 风花雪月 (figuratively refers to flowery language and content-less poetry). - Airflow phenomenon; specifically refers to the movement of air in a horizontal direction. 2. Swift and universal like the wind: 风潮 (wind tide), 风靡一时 (spread widely for a time), 风驰电掣 (fast as lightning). - Swift and universal like the wind. 3. Long-standing social etiquette and customs: 风气 (social atmosphere), 风习 (customs), 风物 (special local scenery), 风尚 (popular trends and habits in a certain period). - Long-standing social etiquette and customs. 4. News, rumor: 风传 (transmission of rumor), 闻风而动 (act upon hearing news). - News, rumor. 5. Manifestation of external appearance, attitude, and behavior: 风景 (scenery), 风度 (manner), 风格 (a. manner; b. ideological and artistic traits shown in literary works), 风骨 (a. strong character; b. vigorous styles in poetry, literature, and painting), 风致 (charm), 风采 (a. beautiful demeanor, also called 丰采; b. literary talent; c. refers to some official's upright style in ancient times), 风骚 (a. refers to frivolous behavior, e.g., "show off wind and骚", usually refers to women; b. refers jointly to "Book of Songs" and "Songs of Chu"). - Manifestation of external appearance, attitude, and behavior. 6. Refers to folk songs and ballads: 国风 (folk songs collected from fifteen ancient nations in the "Book of Songs"), 采风 (collecting folk songs). - Refers to folk songs and ballads. 7. In Traditional Chinese medicine, it refers to certain diseases: 风瘫 (wind paralysis), 风湿 (rheumatism). - In Traditional Chinese medicine, it refers to certain diseases. 8. A surname. - A surname. 风 风, fēng 1. Airflow phenomenon; specifically refers to the natural movement of air parallel to the Earth's surface. - Airflow phenomenon. 2. Customs; social mood. - Customs; social mood. 3. Demeanor, elegance, charm. - Demeanor. 4. The stylistic characteristics of literary and artistic works. - Stylistic characteristics. 5. News; information. - News; information. 6. One of the six types in the "Book of Songs," referring to folk ballads collected in "National Wind." - Folk ballads. 7. Romantic relationships between men and women. - Romantic relationships. 8. Conduct and discipline. - Conduct and discipline. 9. Power, influence. - Power, influence. 10. One of the six illnesses; refers to epilepsy. - Epilepsy. 11. A surname. - A surname. 风 风, fēng (verb) 1. To blow; to create wind. - To blow. 2. To dry or disperse using wind. - To dry or winnow. 3. To escape. - To escape. 4. To play. - To play. 5. Rumored, without solid basis. - Rumored. 6. Dissolute. - Dissolute. 7. Refers to madness; insane. - Madness. 8. In most cases; about. - In most cases. 9. For further references see: fěng; fèng. - For further references see: fěng; fèng. 古同“讽”，讽刺。 - Anciently same as "讽", meaning satire. 风 风, fěng (verb) 1. Satire; mild advice; to mock. - Satire; mild advice. 2. For further references see: fēng; fèng. - For further references see: fēng; fèng. 风 风, fèng (verb) 1. To blow. - To blow. 2. Metaphorically to reform through persuasion. - To reform through persuasion. 3. For further references see: fēng; fěng. - For further references see: fēng; fěng.