How to write 見
Traditional Chinesejiànto see7 strokes
見 (jiàn) means “to see” and is written in 7 strokes. This is the traditional form, used in Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau; the simplified form used in mainland China and Singapore is 见.
Stroke order, step by step
The red stroke is the one to write next; the dot shows where it starts.
Now write it yourself
Trace over the outline with your finger, a stylus or the mouse. Each stroke is checked as you draw it.
Remember it, don't just copy it
Ink a Day brings 見 back tomorrow to write from memory, then again just before you'd forget it. Five minutes a day.
Practice HSK 1 essentials daily見 is also used in Japanese, where it is read みる; stroke order can differ slightly between the two. See 見 in Japanese.