恋
liàn
Master 恋 (liàn), HSK level 5 — the Chinese word
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.
恳
kěn
Learning Chinese? 恳 (kěn) is one of the essentia
憾
hàn
Discover 憾 (HSK 5): the Chinese character for 're
凭
píng
凭 • píng • 'to lean against' — HSK 5 Chinese
庆
qìng
庆 (qìng) means 'to celebrate'—a culturally rich
慰
wèi
慰 (wèi) means 'to comfort'—a culturally rich HS
慧
huì
Explore the meaning of 慧 (huì): 'intelligent' in
惭
cán
惭 • cán • 'ashamed' — HSK 5 Chinese character
慎
shèn
What does 慎 mean? Pronounced shèn, HSK level 5,
慌
huāng
12-stroke character 慌 (huāng) carries the meanin
愧
kuì
The Chinese character 愧 (kuì) means 'ashamed' —
愁
chóu
愁 (chóu) means 'to worry about' — a heartfelt,
恶
è
What does 恶 mean? Pronounced è, HSK level 5, thi
惠
huì
The Chinese character 惠 (huì), a 12-stroke HSK 5
悲
bēi
The Chinese character 悲 (bēi) means 'sad' but ca
悠
yōu
Write 悠 correctly: 11 strokes, pronounced yōu, m
悄
qiǎo
悄 (qiǎo) means 'quiet' in Chinese — a HSK 5 cha
恭
gōng
How do you say 'respectful' in Chinese? It's 恭 (g
恨
hèn
9-stroke character 恨 (hèn) carries the meaning '
怨
yuàn
Write 怨 correctly: 9 strokes, pronounced yuàn, m
忽
hū
The Chinese character 忽 (hū) means 'to neglect'
念
niàn
How do you say 'to read' in Chinese? It's 念 (nià
忍
rěn
忍 • rěn • 'to bear' — HSK 5 Chinese character
彻
chè
The Chinese character 彻 (chè) means 'thorough'
德
dé
德 (dé) means 'virtue' — not 'Germany' — but is