After the inclusion of K-line, the top-bottom classification in binding theory is left. In this paper, the following figure is used to complete the treatment of K line, brush and brush center:
K-line inclusion is processed in chronological order, and all high and low points of a K-line are wrapped in the range of high and low points of adjacent K-lines, regardless of whether this K-line is in front or behind. The principle of treatment is: in the downward trend, the second highest point of two K-lines is the highest point of the new K-line, and the lowest point of the two K-lines is the lowest point of the new K-line. Simply put, in the downward trend, the highest point is the second highest point and the lowest point is the lowest point; In the upward trend, the highest point of the two K-lines is the highest point of the new K-line, and the second lowest point of the two K-lines is the low point of the new K-line. Simply put, in the upward trend, the highest point is the highest point and the lowest point is the second lowest point. So how do you judge whether the two K-lines are up or down, that is, up or down? We see the previous K-line that does not contain this relationship, as shown below:
As can be seen from the figure, including processing needs to look at three K lines. In chronological order, the first K-line and the last two K-lines are not included, but the last two K-lines are included. Whether it is pre-inclusion or post-inclusion, it is ignored in the inclusion processing, mainly depending on whether the high point of the front K line is higher or lower than the second K line. How to deal with two K-lines with inclusion relation in front determines how to deal with two K-lines with inclusion relation in the back. Take the second diagram as an example to deal with the inclusion relationship:
When dealing with the inclusion relationship, this diagram will find that there is no inclusion relationship after the K line of the inclusion relationship exists. After K-line processing, there is inclusion but no inclusion relationship, so the inclusion processing of K-line is in chronological order until there is no inclusion relationship.
After K-line contains processing, you can draw a stroke:
What is a pen? Pen is a separate line segment connecting adjacent top and bottom. The pen starts from the top mold or bottom mold and ends at the next bottom mold or top mold. When receiving a pen, such as the beginning of the bottom part type, then the lowest point of the bottom part type can not be higher than the highest point of the top part type, which often appears in the actual brushing process, and it is still a tortuous market.
After the stroke is completed, you can draw the middle interval of the pen, which is where the three strokes overlap, as shown below:
The size of the central interval is determined by the first three strokes. No matter how long the center of the circle is drawn, only the place where the first three strokes overlap determines the up and down trajectory of the center of the circle. When drawing the center, take the middle position of the three strokes. If the strokes are understood as K-lines, the second high point among the high points of three consecutive K-lines determines the up-and-down trajectory of the center, and the low point is the second low point among the three K-lines.
Those who are interested can draw, draw more, learn more, have a solid basic skills, and will be easy to judge.