Chinese characters with 20 strokes (11)

body{font-family:sans-serif;max-width:860px;margin:40px auto;padding:0 20px;color:#1a1a2e}Chinese characters with 20 strokes (11)11 characters in our HSK lists are written with exactly 20 strokes.These are among the most complex characters in the lists. They are rarer, and almost always made of parts you already know from simpler ones.None of these 11 characters is in HSK 3.0 levels 1–2. The radicals you will see most here: 口 (kǒu) mouth.Common ones: 籍 (jí) register, record, list, census, 壤 (rǎng) soil, 灌 (guàn) to irrigate, 嚼 (jiáo) to chew.Characters with 20 strokesHSK 3.0 level 4

籍 (jí) - register, record, list, census

HSK 3.0 level 6

壤 (rǎng) - soil

HSK 3.0 levels 7–9

灌 (guàn) - to irrigate

嚼 (jiáo) - to chew

魔 (mó) - demon, evil spirit

譬 (pì) - to give an example

嚷 (rǎng) - to shout

攘 (rǎng) - to usurp, to seize

馨 (xīn) - fragrant, aromatic

耀 (yào) - to sparkle, to shine, to dazzle

躁 (zào) - tense, irritable

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Radicals and component data: Make Me a Hanzi by Shaunak Kishore (dictionary.txt, derived from Unihan and CJKlib), used under the GNU Lesser General Public License v3 or later. Make Me a Hanzi LGPL v3

Stroke counts: Make Me a Hanzi graphics.txt, derived from the Arphic PL KaitiM GB and Arphic PL UKai fonts by Arphic Technology, under the Arphic Public License - the same stroke data the animations use. Arphic Public License