How many strokes are there in the Chinese character "一"? [^2^]内容如下：

The Chinese character "一" has only one stroke. It is the simplest and most common character in the Chinese language. It means "one" or "first". You can see the stroke order of this character in the image below[^4^].

Some additional information that you might find interesting:

- The character "一" is also used as a radical (a component of other characters) in many characters, such as "二" (two), "三" (three), "十" (ten), "干" (dry), "丁" (nail), etc.
- The character "一" is also used as a tone mark in Pinyin, the romanization system for Mandarin Chinese. It indicates the first tone, which is a high and level pitch. For example, "yī" (一) means "one", "mā" (妈) means "mother", "shū" (书) means "book", etc.
- The character "一" is also used as a mathematical symbol for the number one or the identity element in algebra. For example, "1 + 1 = 2", "1 × 1 = 1", "1 ÷ 1 = 1", etc.