五
wǔ
The Chinese character 五 (wǔ) means 'five' — a f
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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.
wǔ
The Chinese character 五 (wǔ) means 'five' — a f
jiǔ
九 • jiǔ • 'nine' — HSK 1 Chinese character wi
qī
The Chinese character 七 (qī) means 'seven' — a
guān
The Chinese character 关 (guān) — 6 strokes, HSK
yàng
Master 样 (yàng), HSK level 1 — the Chinese word
nà
那 means 'that; the; those' — a foundational HSK
sì
Explore the meaning of 四 (sì): 'four' in Chinese
tiān
The Chinese character 天 (tiān) means 'day' and '
qián
前 • qián • 'front' — HSK 1 Chinese character
xiē
The Chinese character 些 (xiē) means 'some; a few
kāi
The Chinese character 开 (kāi) means 'to open'—a
hǎo
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qù
Master 去 (qù), HSK level 1 — the Chinese word f
běn
The Chinese character 本 (běn) means 'root' or 's
diǎn
点 (diǎn) means 'dot', 'point', 'a little', 'o'cl
jī
Discover 机 (HSK 1): the Chinese character for 'ma
dōu
How do you say 'all; both; entirely' in Chinese? I
xiàn
现 (xiàn) means 'to appear; present; current; exi
xiǎo
Explore the meaning of 小 (xiǎo): 'small' in Chin
qǐ
The Chinese character 起 (qǐ) — 10 strokes, HSK
èr
2-stroke character 二 (èr) carries the meaning 't
gāo
The Chinese character 高 (gāo) means 'high' — de
shuǐ
Write 水 correctly: 4 strokes, pronounced shuǐ, m
lǐ
Write 里 correctly: 7 strokes, pronounced lǐ, mea
diàn
The Chinese character 电 (diàn) — HSK 1, 5 strok