加
jiā
5-stroke character 加 (jiā) carries the meaning '
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Every character has an origin. Discover the pictographs, myths, and history behind each Chinese character — with pinyin, stroke order, HSK level, and audio pronunciation.
jiā
5-stroke character 加 (jiā) carries the meaning '
shí
实 is a HSK 3 Chinese character pronounced shí. I
wù
物 (wù) means 'thing'—but in Chinese thought, ev
lǐ
Discover 理 (HSK 3): the Chinese character for 'te
zì
The Chinese character 自 (zì) means 'self; onesel
huà
化 is a HSK 3 Chinese character pronounced huà. I
rú
如 is a HSK 3 Chinese character pronounced rú. It
lì
Master 力 (lì), HSK level 3 — the Chinese word f
fǎ
法 (fǎ) means 'law' or 'method' — and also abbre
xíng
The Chinese character 行 (xíng) means 'to walk',
dìng
定 (dìng) means 'to fix, set, or make definite'
fāng
The Chinese character 方 (fāng) means 'square'—b
ér
The Chinese character 而 (ér) — a 6-stroke HSK L
zhǒng
The Chinese character 种 (zhǒng) — meaning 'type
fā
How do you say 'to send out; to emit; to develop;
zhǔ
Explore the meaning of 主 (zhǔ): 'owner' in Chine
chéng
成 (chéng) means 'short name for Chengdu 成都' in
yú
于 means 'to go' in the deepest sense—not as phys
dì
地 (dì) means 'structural particle; used between
yòng
Write 用 correctly: 5 strokes, pronounced yòng, m
hēi
The Chinese character 黑 (hēi) means 'black' — a
guǎn
馆 (guǎn) means 'institutional building' — from
yán
15-stroke character 颜 (yán) carries the meaning
tí
Write 题 correctly: 15 strokes, pronounced tí, me
fēi
Discover 非 (HSK 2): the Chinese character for 'to