蹦 (bèng) means "to jump; to hop; to bounce" in Chinese. It has 18 strokes with the radical 足, and is HSK Level 7.
Rated 4.2/5 in difficulty (advanced).
Harder than 91% of HSK Level 7 characters.
Appears in 3+ common words including 蹦跳 (bèng tiào), 蹦极 (bèng jí), 蹦床 (bèng chuáng).
Due to its 18 strokes, Hanzi Writer's error detection shows 蹦 requires focused practice — most learners need 10+ attempts for consistent accuracy.
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The character 蹦 (bèng) is written with 18 strokes. Follow the standard Chinese stroke order: top to bottom, left to right, outside before inside. The radical 足 is one of its key components.
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蹦 means to jump; to hop; to bounce.
As an HSK Level 7 character, 蹦 is an intermediate-level character.
蹦 combines the foot radical 足 (zú), indicating an action involving the feet, with the phonetic component 崩 (bēng), meaning 'collapse' or 'avalanche.' This suggests a vigorous, bouncing motion that might make the ground seem to give way or spring back. The character's structure visually links a foot-based movement to a sudden, springy action like hopping or bouncing.
💡 Memory Tip: Picture a foot (足) stomping so hard on a crumbling hill (崩) that it bounces you high into the air like a spring.
孩子们在草地上蹦跳。
hái zi men zài cǎo dì shàng bèng tiào
The children are jumping around on the grass.
你敢去玩蹦极吗?
nǐ gǎn qù wán bèng jí ma
Do you dare to go bungee jumping?
妹妹喜欢玩蹦床。
mèi mèi xǐ huān wán bèng chuáng
My younger sister likes playing on the trampoline.
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The left side is the radical 足 (foot), which shows the character involves a foot action like jumping. The right side is 崩 (bēng), which gives the pronunciation and also suggests a bouncing or springing motion, like something springing apart.