鹭 Stroke Order

鹭 lù 【名】 1. A family of birds known as herons, characterized by large wings, short tails, straight and sharp beaks, along with long necks and legs. Common types include the "white heron" (also known as "egret"), "grey heron," and "green heron." 2. Various types of wading birds of the heron family, which have long necks and legs and live near water bodies. They have sharp beaks for hunting aquatic animals and typically nest in groups amongst trees. Example: - 鹭羽 (lù yǔ) - feathers of the heron, used as props by dancers - 鹭涛 (lù tāo) - snow-white waves, describing the rolling and surging of white waves resembling the flying of herons - 鹭浮鹤行 (lù fú hè xíng) - describes light and graceful footsteps. A metaphor for morning duties. Reference: 1. From "The Book of Birds": "The herons fly in regular order, symbolizing the appearance of officials and dignitaries." Example: - 鹭序 (lù xù) - describes a scene where officials visit in an orderly manner.