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How to Write 辛 (xīn)

辛 (xīn) means "Bitter; pungent; hard; the 8th Heavenly Stem." in Chinese. It has 7 strokes with the radical 辛, and is HSK Level 5. Difficulty: 2.8/5.

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HSK Level 5 7 strokes Radical: 辛 Difficulty: 2.8/5

Bitter; pungent; hard; the 8th Heavenly Stem.

How to Write 辛

The character (xīn) is written with 7 strokes. Follow the standard Chinese stroke order: top to bottom, left to right, outside before inside. The radical is one of its key components.

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Meaning & Pronunciation

is pronounced xīn in Mandarin Chinese. It means Bitter; pungent; hard; the 8th Heavenly Stem..

As an HSK Level 5 character, is an intermediate-level character.

Common Words with 辛

辛苦 xīn kǔ
hard; laborious; toilsome.
辛辣 xīn là
spicy; pungent; biting.
辛勤 xīn qín
Hardworking; industrious.

Example Sentences

你辛苦了。

nǐ xīn kǔ le

Thank you for your hard work.

味道很辛辣。

wèi dào hěn xīn là

The taste is very spicy.

辛勤地工作。

xīn qín dì gōng zuò

To work industriously.

Stroke order practice for 辛 - xīn

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