Can the clutch be released when stopping at a fixed point on a slope?

[Phyllis]

When stopping at a fixed point on a slope, it is best not to release the clutch. When going uphill, the clutch should be in a semi-engaged state: Then stabilize the clutch and the steering (the right wheel must not cross the rightmost yellow line on the right side). When reaching the stopping point, press the clutch and brake simultaneously (the interval between pressing the clutch and brake should not exceed 2 seconds). When stopping at a fixed point: It is not recommended to maintain a semi-engaged clutch while pressing the brake. If the degree of semi-engagement is not well controlled, pressing the brake can easily cause the engine to stall. This is because beginners tend to unconsciously release the clutch with their left foot when pressing the brake hard with their right foot. It is better to press both the clutch and brake together and apply force simultaneously.