The Least Useful Guide to Fukuoka

I began to learn the correct stroke orders of kanji characters, which I didn't used to be aware of until quite recently .

It began with my spenpersonship training. In hoper to make my handwriting nicer and more readable during this cocooning time, so that I don't have to feel embarrassed at someone's funeral, where we are supposed to put my name on the "guest book",  situations where I think I will find myself more often from now on,  I have been self-training cerography with ball-point pens and came across the idea that there are "proper" stroke orders for every character.  

Then I saw an online kanji dictionary for the first time in my entire life.

Did you know how the letter "無"　should be spelt. 

All images in this post are retrieved from 漢字辞典オンライン (jitenon.jp)

　

And did you know this radical

and the upper part (Numbered as 1 and 2) of this character are different from each other?

 I didn't.