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HSK 7–9 character worksheets

The new HSK 7–9 characters, 20 a sheet, with stroke order, pinyin and boxes to trace and write in.

金丝猴jīnsīhóugolden snub-nosed monkey

Boxes

Rows each

NameDate

拘jūto detain8 strokes

俊jùnhandsome9 strokes

竣jùnto complete12 strokes

舰jiànwarship10 strokes

骏jùnfine horse10 strokes

俏qiàopretty9 strokes

君jūnmonarch7 strokes

沮jǔdejected8 strokes

瞩zhǔto gaze at17 strokes

垦kěnto reclaim (land)9 strokes

楷kǎiregular script (in calligraphy)13 strokes

辟pìto open up13 strokes

拓tuòto open up8 strokes

凯kǎitriumphant8 strokes

扛kángto carry on one's shoulder6 strokes

慷kānggenerous14 strokes

侃kǎn(coll.) to chat8 strokes

坎kǎnridge7 strokes

坷kěbumpy8 strokes

勘kānto survey11 strokes

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How to print it

Print opens your browser’s print window. Choose your printer, or Save as PDF to keep it or send it to a class. The sheet fits A4 and US Letter, and each character stays on one page.

What’s on the sheet

Each character with its pinyin, meaning and stroke count, then every stroke in order, the new one in colour. The first row has one to copy and four to trace; each row after starts with one to trace. Up to 40 characters a sheet, each once.

米字格 or 田字格?

田字格 splits each box into four, as Chinese schoolbooks do. 米字格 adds the diagonals, which help place slanted strokes like 人 and 火. Plain is an empty box, for writing from memory.