234 characters in our HSK lists are written with exactly 6 strokes.
Characters of this size are mostly simple compounds, often a radical plus one more part, and many of the first words learners meet are written with them.
Of these 234 characters, 50 appear in HSK 3.0 levels 1–2 and 41 have a full word page. The radicals you will see most here: 亻 (rén) person, 口 (kǒu) mouth, 讠 (yán) speech, 女 (nǚ) woman.
Common ones: 百 (bǎi) hundred, 吃 (chī) eat, 多 (duō) many / much, 关 (guān) close / shut / concern.
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