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How to write 欢 (huān, “joyous”)

欢 (huān), an HSK 1 character, means “joyous”, “happy” and “pleased”. The traditional form is 歡, 22 strokes instead of 6. Among the HSK words it appears in 喜欢 (“to like”), 欢迎 (“to welcome”) and 欢乐 (“gaiety”). Japanese keeps the traditional 歡, read kan (“delight”).

Pinyin
huān
Strokes
6
HSK
1
Radical
欠 (“to owe”)
Traditional
歡

Stroke by stroke

  1. 1
  2. 2
  3. 3
  4. 4
  5. 5
  6. 6

As a left-right character it splits into 又 (“again”), strokes 1–2; 欠 (“to owe”, the radical), strokes 3–6, written the left part first.

  1. top leftrightwards → down and left
  2. leftdown and right
  3. topdown and right → down and left
  4. toprightwards → down and left
  5. centerdown and left
  6. centerdown and right → rightwards

Names of the strokes

Traditional form

Simplified
欢 · 6 strokes
Traditional
歡 · 22 strokes · see its strokes

Simplified vs traditional

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Pinyin and meaning

PinyinMeaningsTraditionalIn words
huān
first tone
joyous; happy; pleased歡欢迎 欢乐 欢快 欢声笑语
HSK 2025 syllabus
level 1
2021 standard
level 1
HSK 2.0
in a level 1 word
Words with it
70 in CC-CEDICT

Words with 欢

WordPinyinMeaning
喜欢 喜歡xǐhuanto like; to be fond of HSK 1
欢迎 歡迎huānyíngto welcome; welcome HSK 3
欢乐 歡樂huānlègaiety; gladness HSK 6
欢快 歡快huānkuàicheerful and lighthearted; lively HSK 7-9
欢声笑语 歡聲笑語huānshēng-xiàoyǔcheers and laughter HSK 7-9
欢呼 歡呼huānhūto cheer for; to acclaim HSK 7-9
欢聚 歡聚huānjùto get together socially; to celebrate HSK 7-9
联欢 聯歡liánhuānto have a get-together; celebration HSK 7-9
狂欢 狂歡kuánghuānparty; carousal HSK 7-9
悲欢离合 悲歡離合bēihuān-líhéjoys and sorrows; partings and reunions HSK 7-9

HSK words first (CC-CEDICT).

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