Your first stroke that combines four basic strokes is héng xié wān gōu. This stroke is fairly uncommon in current Chinese usage. For example, here’s a character in which it appears:

This character itself isn’t used very often, but it provides a component of a word you’ll use every day when speaking Chinese:

Most of the other Chinese characters that include héng xié wān gōu are a bit obscure, and you probably won’t encounter them until you’re Chinese writing skills are very advanced.