让
ràng
让 means 'to yield' — a cornerstone of Chinese re
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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.
ràng
让 means 'to yield' — a cornerstone of Chinese re
kè
课 is a HSK 2 Chinese character pronounced kè. It
shì
How do you say 'to test' in Chinese? It's 试 (shì
sù
诉 (sù) means 'to complain' or 'to sue' — a core
dàn
Learning Chinese? 蛋 (dàn) is one of the essentia
yào
药 (yào) means 'medicine' — but its original mea
sè
What does 色 mean? Pronounced sè, HSK level 2, th
wǔ
What does 舞 mean? Pronounced wǔ, HSK level 2, th
ròu
How do you say 'meat' in Chinese? It's 肉 (ròu),
yáng
The Chinese character 羊 (yáng) means 'sheep' or
gěi
The Chinese character 给 (gěi) means 'to give; fo
shào
How do you say 'to continue' in Chinese? It's 绍 (
lěi
Learning Chinese? 累 (lěi) is one of the essentia
zhǐ
The Chinese character 纸 (zhǐ) means 'paper'—a f
hóng
红 is a HSK 2 Chinese character pronounced hóng.
lán
The Chinese character 篮 (lán) means 'basket' —
bǐ
10-stroke character 笔 (bǐ) carries the meaning '
dì
11-stroke character 第 (dì) carries the meaning '
xiào
Think: 'Bamboo (⺮) bends with joy → 笑 = laugh/s
zhàn
The Chinese character 站 (zhàn) means 'station'
chuān
Master 穿 (chuān), HSK level 2 — the Chinese wor
chī
Explore the meaning of 离 (chī): 'mythical beast'
piào
票 (piào) means 'ticket' in Chinese — a HSK 2 ch
zhī
知 • zhī • 'to know' — HSK 2 Chinese character
jīng
The Chinese character 睛 (jīng) means 'eyeball' o