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This post includes the following sections:, 1. blank chinese character writing worksheets.

(Use one of the following templates to generate blank Chinese Character Worksheets) 

Tools To Generate your own Character Practice Sheets 

2. Flash Cards for commonly used words.

3. information about the radicals and basic strokes., basic strokes, common radicals, https://vividchinese.wordpress.com/category/radicals/ (radicals with pictures to help you remember them a very useful resource).

Common Radicals Table 偏旁部首表

Kickstart your character learning with the 100 most common radicals

40 most common radicals | Yo! Learn Chinese!

To Generate Animated Chinese Characters Stroke Animation and Dictionary  (ArchChinese.com) Animated Chinese Characters

4. Worksheets for Integrated Chinese 

Integrated chinese character worksheets with stroke order  (l1 to l20), integrated chinese vocabulary list from l1 to l20, introduction:, lesson 1 dialogue 1: exchanging greeting, lesson 1 dialogue 2: asking about someone’s nationality, lesson 2 dialogue 1: looking at a family photo,   lesson 2 dialogue 2: asking about someone’s family, supplementary kinship terms,   lesson 3 dialogue 1: taking someone out to eat on his/her birthday, lesson 3 dialogue 2: inviting someone to dinner, lesson 4 dialogue 1:talking about hobbies, lesson 4 dialogue 2: would you like to play ball, lesson 5 dialogue 1: visiting a friend’s house, lesson 5 narrative: at a friend’s house, lesson 6 dialogue 1: calling one’s teacher, lesson 6 dialogue 2: call a friend for help, lesson 7 dialogue 1: how did you do on the exam, lesson 7 dialogue 2: preparing for a chinese class, lesson 8 a diary: a typical school day, lesson 8 a letter: talking about studying chinese, lesson 9 d1 shopping for clothes, lesson 9 d2 exchanging shoes, lesson 10 d1 going home for the winter vacation, lesson 10 d2 email, lesson 11 d1  tomorrow’s weather will be even better, lesson 11 d2  the weather here is terrible, lesson 12 d1  dining out, lesson 12 dialogue 2：eating in a cafeteria, lesson 13 dialogue 1: where are you off to, lesson 13 dialogue 2: going to china town, lesson 14 dialogue 1: let’s go to a party, lesson 14 dialogue 2: attending a birthday party, lesson 15 dialogue 1: my stomach is killing me, lesson 15 dialogue 2: allergies , lesson 16 dialogue 1: seeing a movie, lesson 16 dialogue 2: turn down an invitation, l17 d1 finding a better place, l17 d2 calling about an apartment for rent, l18 d1 my gut keeps getting bigger and bigger, l18 d2 watching american football, l19 d1 traveling to beijing, l19 d2 planning an itinerary, lesson 20 d1 checking in at the airport , lesson 20 d2 arriving in beijing, supplementary: songs.

[More lyrics and Vocabulary worksheets for other songs can be found  in individual posts I have created for the songs I have used to teach students]

The following provides worksheets for the textbook called “Practical Chinese Readers”, which we do not use for our course, but they have basic vocabularies that appear in “Integrated Chinese.”

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Free printable resources to help you write better Chinese

Chinese character practice paper containing a grid that resembles the character for rice, 米.

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Chinese character practice paper containing a grid that resembles the character for field, 田.

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The standard 20x20, 400 character essay writing paper for knuckling down and writing your Chinese homework.

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This site includes study guides, grammar notes, vocabulary practice, homework assignments, and additional resources to support the Integrated Chinese (IC) 3rd edition part 1 vol 1 and Practical Chinese Reader (PCR) vol 1 lessons 1-15 textbooks.

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This site includes study guides, grammar notes, vocabulary practice, homework assignments, and additional resources to support the Integrated Chinese (IC) 3rd edition part 1 vol 1 and Practical Chinese Reader (PCR) vol 1 lessons 15-22 textbooks.

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This site includes study guides and some limited vocabulary resources to support the text Traditional Chinese Tales , stories based on the text 聊齋誌異 Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio .

A collection of simple, online games to help reinforce vocabulary items included in the texts Integrated Chinese , Practical Chinese Reader (vols 1 and 2), and New Practical Chinese Reader .

A collection of tools that maybe useful to people learning or teaching Chinese. You will find tools for converting pinyin with numbers to pinyin with tone marks, stroke order animations, Chinese button links, and more.

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This simple page uses the old Chinese nursery rhyme '数青蛙[shù qīngwā]-Counting Frogs' to practice numbers, simple addition and measure words. Count the mouths, eyes and legs on various numbers of frogs.

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Mandarin Chinese names of the things, places and people commonly found at school. Each entry has an audio file for pronunciation and listening practice.

English: Abacus Pinyin: suànpán trad: 算盤 simp: 算盘 Audio Pronunciation

English: Atlas Pinyin: shìjiè dìtú trad: 世界地圖 simp: 世界地图 Audio Pronunciation

English: Backpack Pinyin: bēibāo trad: 背包 simp: 背包 Audio Pronunciation

English: Book Shelf Pinyin: shūjià trad: 書架 simp: 书架 Audio Pronunciation

English: Book Pinyin: shūběn trad: 書本 simp: 书本 Audio Pronunciation

English: Bookcase Pinyin: shūguì trad: 書櫃 simp: 书柜 Audio Pronunciation

English: Calculator Pinyin: jìsuànjī trad: 計算機 simp: 计算机 Audio Pronunciation

English: Chair Pinyin: yǐzi trad: 椅子 simp: 椅子 Audio Pronunciation

English: Classroom Pinyin: jiàoshì trad: 教室 simp: 教室 Audio Pronunciation

English: Desk Pinyin: shūzhuō trad: 書桌 simp: 书桌 Audio Pronunciation

English: Dictionary Pinyin: zìdiǎn trad: 字典 simp: 字典 Audio Pronunciation

Encyclopedia

English: Encyclopedia Pinyin: bǎikēquánshū trad: 百科全書 simp: 百科全书 Audio Pronunciation

English: Eraser Pinyin: xiàngpí cā trad: 橡皮擦 simp: 橡皮擦 Audio Pronunciation

English: Homework Pinyin: zuòyè trad: 作業 simp: 作业 Audio Pronunciation

English: Library Pinyin: túshūguǎn trad: 圖書館 simp: 图书馆 Audio Pronunciation

English: Notebook Pinyin: bǐjìběn trad: 筆記本 simp: 笔记本 Audio Pronunciation

English: Paper Pinyin: zhǐ trad: 紙 simp: 纸 Audio Pronunciation

English: Paperclip Pinyin: huí wén zhēn trad: 迴紋針 simp: 迴纹针 Audio Pronunciation

English: Pen Pinyin: bǐ trad: 筆 simp: 笔 Audio Pronunciation

English: Pencil Pinyin: qiānbǐ trad: 鉛筆 simp: 铅笔 Audio Pronunciation

English: Ruler Pinyin: chǐ trad: 尺 simp: 尺 Audio Pronunciation

English: School Bus Pinyin: xiào chē trad: 校車 simp: 校车 Audio Pronunciation

English: School Pinyin: xuéxiào trad: 學校 simp: 学校 Audio Pronunciation

English: Scissors Pinyin: jiǎndāo trad: 剪刀 simp: 剪刀 Audio Pronunciation

English: Stapler Pinyin: dīng shū jī trad: 釘書機 simp: 钉书机 Audio Pronunciation

English: Students Pinyin: xuésheng trad: 學生 simp: 学生 Audio Pronunciation

English: Teacher Pinyin: lǎoshī trad: 老師 simp: 老师 Audio Pronunciation

English: Thumbtack Pinyin: tú dīng trad: 圖釘 simp: 图钉 Audio Pronunciation

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• Computers and Computer Peripherals in Mandarin
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In modern-day schools, children are expected to learn 3500 characters , but many know more than 5000 by the time they graduate. In mainland China, students learn simplified characters, while traditional Chinese characters are used in Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macao. Difference Between Characters and Words One character doesn’t make one Chinese word. A word is usually made up of 2 or more characters, so learning these 150 characters means you actually know many more words. For example, in #11 in this Chinese character list, 这 can be combined with several other characters in the list to make words. For example, 这个, 这里, 这样, 这么, and 这些.   If you’ve looked at the new HSK 2021 system , over 9 levels, you’ll study 3000 characters which equate to 11092 words. You can download our Chinese character list as a PDF and excel spreadsheet so you can study later and record your learning. We’ll also send you some tips and instructions on how to start learning. 150 Most Common Chinese Characters No. Simplified Character Pinyin English 1 的 de of 2 一 yī one 3 是 shì to be 4 不 bù not 5 了 le completed 6 在 zài at / in 7 人 rén person 8 有 yǒu to have 9 我 wǒ I / me 10 他 tā he / him 11 这 zhè this 12 个 gè individual 13 中 zhōng middle 14 为 wèi for 15 大 dà big 16 们 men plural 17 来 lái come 18 上 shàng above / up 19 以 yǐ so as to 20 国 guó country 21 和 hé and / with 22 到 dào to arrive 23 地 dì earth 24 之 zhī of / it 25 说 shuō to say 26 时 shí time 27 要 yào want 28 出 chū out 29 也 yě also 30 就 jiù just 31 可 kě can 32 会 huì able to 33 而 ér yet / but 34 于 yú in / at / than 35 子 zǐ child 36 生 shēng life 37 对 duì correct 38 年 nián year 39 能 néng can 40 得 dé to get 41 你 nǐ you 42 下 xià down 43 自 zì self 44 道 dào way 45 那 nà that 46 后 hòu after 47 行 xíng to go/OK 48 着 zhe ~ing 49 发 fā to send out 50 过 guò to pass 51 所 suǒ actually 52 用 yòng to use 53 作 zuò to do 54 事 shì matter/thing 55 家 jiā home 56 里 lǐ in/inside 57 成 chéng to become 58 方 fāng square 59 其 qí its 60 然 rán so 61 种 zhǒng type of 62 去 qù go 63 如 rú like/as 64 多 duō many/much 65 经 jīng to pass 66 法 fǎ law/method 67 学 xué to study 68 同 tóng same 69 天 tiān sky/day 70 都 dōu all 71 分 fēn to divide 72 当 dāng regard as 73 定 dìng to set 74 者 zhě one who (is) 75 进 jìn to enter 76 么 me suffix 77 十 shí ten 78 主 zhǔ main 79 日 rì sun/day 80 动 dòng to move 81 部 bù part 82 现 xiàn now 83 面 miàn face 84 起 qǐ to rise 85 小 xiǎo small 86 理 lǐ to manage 87 还 hái still 88 军 jūn army 89 与 yǔ and 90 看 kàn to see 91 本 běn origin 92 好 hǎo good 93 无 wú without 94 前 qián in front/ago 95 些 xiē some 96 没 méi haven't 97 心 xīn heart 98 因 yīn cause 99 从 cóng from 100 三 sān three 101 只 zhǐ only 102 实 shí real 103 样 yàng appearance 104 开 kāi to open 105 此 cǐ this 106 公 gōng public 107 使 shǐ to use 108 将 jiāng shall 109 但 dàn but 110 意 yì idea 111 力 lì energy 112 民 mín people 113 二 èr two 114 长 cháng long 115 想 xiǎng think 116 它 tā it 117 机 jī machine 118 知 zhī know 119 又 yòu again 120 第 dì (number)~th 121 明 míng bright 122 把 bǎ to hold 123 已 yǐ already 124 工 gōng work 125 正 zhèng right 126 见 jiàn to meet 127 性 xìng gender 128 她 tā she/her 129 外 wài outside 130 业 yè industry 131 关 guān to close 132 高 gāo high 133 相 xiāng each other 134 两 liǎng two 135 情 qíng feeling 136 全 quán whole 137 文 wén language 138 问 wèn to ask 139 等 děng to wait 140 由 yóu due to 141 并 bìng furthermore 142 月 yuè month 143 应 yīng should 144 间 jiān between 145 重 zhòng serious 146 物 wù thing 147 政 zhèng politics 148 点 diǎn dot 149 体 tǐ body 150 战 zhàn war Track your studies with this free common Chinese characters list in a printable PDF and excel! 20 Most Common Chinese Characters in Detail Here are the first 20 most common Chinese characters from the list to get you started. I’ve provided definitions for each character, as well as radical breakdowns, example sentences, and common bigrams. The first character to learn is (de), often used as a possessive particle with a neutral tone. It might seem quite an odd character to begin with, but you will use this one so often, better learn it now. Common Bigrams 你的 / 您的 (nǐ de)/ (nín de) yours 我的 (wǒ de) my / mine 别的 (bié de) else / other Example Sentences 我们的书包是一样的 。 (wǒ men de shū bāo shì yī yàng de) Our bags are the same. More about 的 (de) (yī) is an ideograph character, meaning that it is an abstract idea of the number 1. 一个 (yī gè) a /an 一些 (yī xiē) some / a few 一种 (yī zhǒng) a kind of 我有一个孩子 。(wǒ yǒu yī gè hái zi) I have one child. 她有一点不高兴 。(tā yǒu yī diǎn bù gāo xìng) She is a little unhappy. More about 一 (yī) (shì) is commonly found to mean ‘is’ or ‘are’ in a Chinese sentence. It can also be used as ‘yes’. 不是 (bú shì) no 但是 (dàn shì) but / however 他是老师吗 ？(tā shì lǎo shī ma) Is he a teacher? More about 是 (shì) The origins of the (bù) character are that it depicts a bird flying up towards to the sky and out of sight. The horizontal stroke 一 shows that the sky is the limit, preventing the bird from going any further.  不同 (bù tóng) different 不是 (bú shì) not / no 我不知道 。(wǒ bù zhī dao) I don’t know. 他不认识这个字 。(tā bù rèn shi zhè ge zì) He can’t read this word. More about 不 (bù) 不 (bù) can sometimes be confusing because there is a tone change when it is found in conjunction with another character.  Learn more about tone changes in our article.   Learn the basics about Chinese tones here . Learn more about saying ‘no’ in Chinese . Although (le) can be used in a few different ways, it is most commonly used as a particle to indicate that something is completed. 到了 (dào le) to arrive 别忘了你的东西 。(bié wàng le nǐ de dōng xi) Don’t forget your stuff More about 了 (le) To learn more about how to use 了 (le), take a look at our article The Complete Guide to Chinese Modal Particles , where you’ll find a whole section just on 了 (le) and its uses. Keep Studying With These Tools & Resources 𠂇 (zuǒ) left-hand 丨 (gǔn) line 土 (tǔ) earth The second is based on an older version of the character: 才  (cái) just now In the development of  在  (zài),  才  (cái) represented a pillar and beam of a house. When 才 (cái) ‘house’ was together with  土  (tǔ) ‘the earth,’ this stood for survival or to ‘exist’. 现在 (xiàn zài) now 正在 (zhèng zài) in the process of 我正在回办公室 。(wǒ zhèng zài huí bàn gōng shì) I’m coming back to the office. 他不在家 。(tā bú zài jiā) He’s not home. More about 在 (zài) Learn more about using the character 在 in our article, The Different Uses of 在 zai in Chinese . 人 / 亻 ( rén ) When used as a radical, 人 (rén) is also found on the side in the form of 亻, such as in 们 (men), 任 (rèn) and 化 (huà). 人 (rén) is a pictograph of a man’s legs, although the original character showed a man picking wheat from the fields. 女人 (nǚ rén) woman 男人 (nán rén) man 这女人很漂亮 。(zhè nǚ rén hěn piào liang) The women is very beautiful. 你是哪里人 ？(nǐ shì nǎ lǐ rén) Where are you from? More about 人 (rén) Learn how to talk about people in our article, What Should We Call Friends and Family Members in Chinese? 月 (yuè) moon 𠂇 (zuǒ) left hand Early depictions of 有 (yǒu) show a hand holding a piece of meat. The image of meat was similar to that of the moon 月 (yuè) and as ‘man’ began to focus on ‘reaching the moon’, the image became the hand holding the moon. 没有 (méi yǒu) don’t have 还有 (hái yǒu) still 这里有家超市 。(zhè lǐ yǒu jiā chāo shì) Here is the supermarket. More about 有 (yǒu) Learn more with these 10 Essential Chinese Sentence Patterns Every Beginner Should Know . The earliest form of 我 (wǒ) showed 2 spears but now shows a hand 手 (shǒu) grasping a spear 戈 (gē). The suggestion is that a man holding a spear is a metaphor for his own ego, or ‘I’. 我们 (wǒ men) us 我来试一下 。(wǒ lái shì yī xià) Let me try. More about 我 (wǒ) Learn how to use pronouns in our article, You & Me. This & That: Pronouns in Chinese . 人 / 亻 (rén) man / person 他们 (tā men) they / them 其他 (qí tā) other 他的 (tā de) his 他是我的男朋友 。 (tā shì wǒ de nán péng you) He’s my boyfriend. More about 他 (tā) Learn Chinese characters, fast. Practice writing, watch courses and study flashcards from your favorite text books.  Use code WRITTENCHINESE   文 (wén) literature 辶 (chuò) walk 这个 (zhè ge) this one 这样 (zhè yàng) this kind of 这些 (zhè xiē) these 这是你的书 。(zhè shì nǐ de shū) This is your book. More about 这 (zhè) 人 (rén) person 一个 (yī gè) a / an 个人 (gè rén) individual/personal 小女孩不要这个玩具了 。(xiǎo nǚ hái bù yào zhè ge wán jù le) The little girl doesn’t want the toy. More about 个 (gè) Learn more about measure words in the article,  Weighing Up Chinese Measure Words . The line down the ‘middle’ of 中 (zhōng) suggests symmetry and something ‘central’. Additionally, the origins of this character is a square target 囗 (wéi) hit in the center with an arrow, now simplified with the single line | (gǔn).  中国 (zhōng guó) China 其中 (qí zhōng) among 他回到了中国大陆 。(tā huí dào le zhōng guó dà lù) He came back to mainland China. More about 中 (zhōng) 為 (wèi) the traditional character of 为 (wèi) was originally the image of a female monkey. It was ‘borrowed’ for the character ‘because’ and then modified to two claws’. 因为 (yīn wèi) because 为了 (wèi le) in order to 他这么认为么 ？(tā zhè me rèn wéi me) Does he think so? More about 为 (wèi) Learn more in our Chinese conjunctions article . 大 (dà) is an ideographic representing a person with their arms and legs stretched out conveying the idea of ‘big’.  大学 (dà xué) university 大陆 (dà lù) mainland China 他多大了 ？(tā duō dà le) How old is he? More about 大 (dà) Learn more in Learn to Read with these 20 Chinese Pictographs . In traditional Chinese culture, doors had two leaves, 門 (mén). Combined with the 亻 radical, it suggests multiples of people 们 (men).     我们 (wǒ men) we / us / our 他们 (tā men) them 你们好吗 ？(nǐ men hǎo ma) How’re you? More about 们 (men) 们 doesn't have a distinct sound, but is known as the 'fifth' tone. Learn more about it in our article, How to Use the 5th Chinese Tone . The 来 (lái) character depicts a pictograph of wheat. Additionally, the traditional character 來 (lái) combines 木 (mù) the tree radical with the 从 (cóng) particle, meaning ‘from’. 出来 (chū lái) to come out 过来 (guò lái) to come over 晚上你过来吃晚饭吗 ？(wǎn shang nǐ guò lái chī wǎn fàn ma?) Will you come and have dinner tonight? More about 来 (lái) Learn more verbs in our article, 20 Practical Chinese Verbs You Need to Learn . 上 (shàng) is an ideograph of the horizon 一 with additional lines indicating ‘up’ from the ground. 上海 (shàng hǎi) Shanghai 身上 (shēn shàng) on the body 上海是个发达的城市 。(shàng hǎi shì gè fā dá de chéng shì) Shanghai is a developed city. More about 上 (shàng) Learn more about 上 (shàng) in our article, Let’s Get Abstract With Chinese Ideograms . Although 以 (yǐ) is its own radical, it can be broken down further to explain its origins. The right-hand side of the character is 人 (rén) meaning ‘person’ or in this case mother. The origins of this character stem from a mother and baby connecting by an umbilical cord. 可以 (kě yǐ) can 所以 (suǒ yǐ) therefore / so / as a result of 你以前去过那里吗 ？(nǐ yǐ qián qù guò nà li ma) Have you been there before? 可以给我一杯水吗 ？(kě yǐ gěi wǒ yī bēi shuǐ ma) Can you give me a glass of water, please?  More about 以 (yǐ) 玉 (yù) jade 囗 (wéi) boundary The traditional character, 國 (guó) is composed of a boundary 囗 (wéi), land 一, mouth 口 (kǒu), and a spear 戈 (gē), all components that a country has. The simplified version 国 (guó) shows jade 玉 (yù), which represents the ‘king’ within a boundary 囗 (wéi), which is a more modern version of a country. 我喜欢中国 。(wǒ xǐ huan zhōng guó) I like China. 北京在中国的北部 。(běi jīng zài zhōng guó de běi bù) Beijing is in the north of China. More about 国 (guó) More Posts You Might Like to Read Mid-autumn festival: a guide to chinese traditions. 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