302 characters in our HSK lists are written with exactly 7 strokes.
This is the heart of everyday Chinese: the most common stroke counts lie around here, and most characters are a radical joined to a part that hints at the sound.
Of these 302 characters, 49 appear in HSK 3.0 levels 1–2 and 41 have a full word page. The radicals you will see most here: 扌 (shǒu) hand, 口 (kǒu) mouth, 亻 (rén) person, 氵 (shuǐ) water.
Common ones: 吧 (ba) particle: suggestion / "…right?", 床 (chuáng) bed, 饭 (fàn) meal / cooked rice / food, 还 (hái) still / also / yet.
← 6 strokes · All characters · 8 strokes →
Enable JavaScript to use the full app.