Chinese Stroke Order Dictionary
Search any Chinese character or word for stroke order, pinyin, meanings, and writing practice.
A small daily habit
Daily vocabulary
Three useful entries, refreshed every day.
Learn in sequence
HSK vocabulary by level
Browse the official HSK vocabulary library, then open any word for pinyin, meaning, examples, and stroke order.
HSK 1
Build a foundation with greetings, numbers, and everyday phrases. Browse each entry with pinyin and meaning, then open a word for examples, pronunciation, and stroke order.
HSK 2
Add practical words for routines, people, places, and simple conversations. Browse each entry with pinyin and meaning, then open a word for examples, pronunciation, and stroke order.
HSK 3
Move into richer daily Chinese with useful verbs, topics, and opinions. Browse each entry with pinyin and meaning, then open a word for examples, pronunciation, and stroke order.
HSK 4
Expand your working vocabulary for longer conversations and real-world reading. Browse each entry with pinyin and meaning, then open a word for examples, pronunciation, and stroke order.
HSK 5
Handle more abstract ideas, formal language, and nuanced everyday topics. Browse each entry with pinyin and meaning, then open a word for examples, pronunciation, and stroke order.
HSK 6
Strengthen advanced comprehension with precise and expressive vocabulary. Browse each entry with pinyin and meaning, then open a word for examples, pronunciation, and stroke order.
HSK 7–9
Read demanding Chinese with a broader academic and professional vocabulary across HSK 7–9. Browse each entry with pinyin and meaning, then open a word for examples, pronunciation, and stroke order.
Top 60 Chinese characters
The most common characters in written Chinese. Click any character to see stroke order, meaning, and practice tools.