Chinese Character: 斜 (xié - Slant)
Radical: 斗 (dipper radical)
Stroke Count: 11 (11 strokes)
Character Decomposition: 余 + 斗 (surplus + dipper)
Stroke Order:
Pinyin: xié (second tone)
斜 primarily means slant, and is used in various contexts related to inclination and deviation.
斜 is primarily used as an adjective to describe slanting, and can also be used in compound words to describe various aspects of inclination and deviation.
In Chinese culture, 斜 reflects the importance of balance in traditional practices such as Feng Shui and daily life.
这条路有点倾斜。(Zhè tiáo lù yǒu diǎn qīng xié.)
This road is a bit slanted.
Remember 斜 as "surplus dipper" - the 余 represents surplus, and 斗 means dipper, together forming the concept of slant.