Hey all, I'm starting to learn Chinese writing and I am absolutely loving John Jing-Hua Yin's "Fundamentals of Chinese Characters". In particular, I love that he lists the strokes by name, in addition to visually showing how the character is written stroke by stroke. For example, for the character for "nine", 九, he not only shows how to write it stroke by stroke, but also lists the strokes: "pie, hengzhewangou". I find that this extra reinforcement is really helpful in improving the precision of my characters, especially with more complicated characters, or characters where the stroke might be more ambiguous (eg. wangou vs shugou).
Does anyone know of any other resources (books, websites, etc) that list strokes by name in addition to visual instruction? I've found some of Dr. Yin's character worksheets that he gives to his students, but these only cover a few hundred characters. Any help would be appreciated!
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