裱 Stroke Order — How to Write 裱

Stroke Order

裱 is written in 13 strokes, following the standard Chinese stroke order. Start from the radical 衤, then complete the remaining strokes.

Stroke order matters in Chinese: it keeps the character balanced, and it is how dictionaries and handwriting input methods expect a character to be written.

裱 Radical and Character Components

Components:衤表

裱 is an ideographic compound. To display 表 a cloth 衤 map; 表 also provides the pronunciation.

Radical: 衤 + 8 more strokes

裱 Pronunciation and Pinyin

biǎo

Meanings of 裱 in Chinese

biǎo裱

To mount (a painting, calligraphy, etc.) on paper or silk, typically for preservation or display.

这幅画需要专业人士来装裱，才能更好地保存。

This painting requires professional mounting to be better preserved.

To cover walls or ceilings with paper or other materials; to wallpaper.

我们计划在这个周末把客厅的墙壁裱糊一新。

We plan to wallpaper the living room walls anew this weekend.

Common Words and Phrases with 裱

biǎo裱bèi褙

To mount a picture or scroll on a backing, often for reinforcement or display.

这幅珍贵的书法作品需要仔细裱褙，以便更好地保存和展示。

This precious calligraphy piece needs careful mounting to be better preserved and displayed.

biǎo裱hú糊

To paste paper or other materials onto a surface (e.g., a ceiling or an object) for decoration.

他正在用精美的壁纸裱糊新房的墙壁。

He is currently wallpapering the walls of his new house with exquisite wallpaper.

biǎo裱huà画

To mount a painting or calligraphy work.

他决定请一位经验丰富的师傅来裱画，以保护这幅珍贵的山水画。

He decided to hire an experienced master to mount the painting, in order to protect this precious landscape painting.

biǎo裱huà画yì艺rén人

A craftsman or artisan who specializes in mounting and restoring traditional Chinese paintings and calligraphy, often preparing them as scrolls or for display.