扩
kuò
The Chinese character 扩 (kuò) means 'to enlarge'
Browse Chinese Characters — Learn Chinese Through Stories
Every character has an origin. Discover the pictographs, myths, and history behind each Chinese character — with pinyin, stroke order, HSK level, and audio pronunciation.
挤
jǐ
挤 (jǐ) means 'to crowd in' in Chinese — a HSK 5
操
cāo
Think: 'C-A-O = Control And Operate' — hand (扌)
挡
dǎng
The Chinese character 挡 (dǎng) means 'to resist'
击
jī
Explore the meaning of 击 (jī): 'to hit' in Chine
拥
yōng
拥 • yōng • 'to hold in one's arms; to embrace'
捡
jiǎn
The Chinese character 捡 (jiǎn) means 'to pick up
撞
zhuàng
撞 is a HSK 5 Chinese character pronounced zhuàng
撕
sī
撕 • sī • 'to tear' — HSK 5 Chinese character
摸
mō
Write 摸 correctly: 13 strokes, pronounced mō, me
摩
mó
摩 (mó) means 'to rub' — a hand-based action evo
摘
zhāi
14-stroke character 摘 (zhāi) carries the meaning
摔
shuāi
The Chinese character 摔 (shuāi) means 'to throw
抢
qiāng
Discover 抢 (HSK 5): the Chinese character for 'to
搞
gǎo
搞 (gǎo) means 'to do'—but with flair: handling,
搜
sōu
12-stroke character 搜 (sōu) carries the meaning
摇
yáo
Master 摇 (yáo), HSK level 5 — the Chinese word
损
sǔn
Explore the meaning of 损 (sǔn): 'to decrease; to
构
gòu
Write 构 correctly: 8 strokes, pronounced gòu, me
挥
huī
How do you say 'to wave' in Chinese? It's 挥 (huī
握
wò
Master 握 (wò) — the 12-stroke HSK 5 verb meanin
插
chā
插 is a HSK 5 Chinese character pronounced chā. I
描
miáo
Master 描 (miáo), HSK level 5 — the Chinese word
措
cuò
Discover 措 (HSK 5): the Chinese character for 'to
控
kòng
Explore the meaning of 控 (kòng): 'to control' in