How to write Great luck and great gain (Da Ji Da Li, 大吉大利)

Big luck, often said to open the first day or a business after the holiday. 4 characters, 19 strokes.

Stroke order, character by character

3 strokes

123

Horizontal (héng, 横): Left to right, rising very slightly
Left-falling (piě, 撇): Down and to the left, lifting the brush as you go
Right-falling (nà, 捺): Down and to the right, pressing harder, then lift to a point

6 strokes

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3 strokes

123

Horizontal (héng, 横): Left to right, rising very slightly
Left-falling (piě, 撇): Down and to the left, lifting the brush as you go
Right-falling (nà, 捺): Down and to the right, pressing harder, then lift to a point

7 strokes

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Left-falling (piě, 撇): Down and to the left, lifting the brush as you go
Horizontal (héng, 横): Left to right, rising very slightly
Vertical (shù, 竖): Top to bottom
Left-falling (piě, 撇): Down and to the left, lifting the brush as you go
Dot (diǎn, 点): A short press, usually down to the right
Vertical (shù, 竖): Top to bottom
Vertical hook (shù gōu, 竖钩): Top to bottom, then a small hook up to the left

Stroke shapes and order from Make Me a Hanzi, as packaged by Hanzi Writer, used under the Arphic Public License. Stroke names checked by hand, character by character.