356 characters in our HSK lists are written with exactly 9 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 356 characters, 32 appear in HSK 3.0 levels 1–2 and 37 have a full word page. The radicals you will see most here: 扌 (shǒu) hand, 氵 (shuǐ) water, 口 (kǒu) mouth, 木 (mù) tree.
Common ones: 茶 (chá) tea, 穿 (chuān) wear / put on, 点 (diǎn) o'clock / dot / a little, 给 (gěi) give / for.
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