Chinese Characters Starting with "ALL"

Every character has an origin. Discover the pictographs, myths, and history behind each Chinese character — with pinyin, stroke order, HSK level, and audio pronunciation.

弼

bì

This 'assistance' character hides two bows—one on

弸

péng

This 'strong bow' character vanished from daily us

弶

jiàng

This rare, poetic snare character hides a triple-l

弪

jìng

Born in 1932 as China’s bespoke character for 'ra

弰

shāo

This character isn’t about ‘ends’ in general —

弮

quān

This 9-stroke character hides China’s first mass-

弭

mǐ

This 'stop' character hides a bow with slackened s

弫

zhěn

弫 is not a real Chinese character — it has no hi

弩

nǔ

This 8-stroke character hides a Warring States bat

弨

chāo

This character looks like a bow with a 'summoning'

弧

hú

This 'arc' character hides a bow — its 弓 radical

弤

dǐ

This rare character isn’t just 'carved bow' — it

弣

fǔ

This 'zero-stroke' character hides in plain sight:

弢

tāo

This character looks like a bow wrapped in cloth

弝

bà

This obscure character hides a 2,500-year-old arch

弛

chí

This six-stroke bow radical character depicts the

弘

hóng

This 'great' character hides a bow — not for war,

弗

fú

This 'not' isn’t casual—it’s a bound bow from 3

弓

gōng

This 3-stroke character began as a lifelike oracle

弑

shì

This character looks like a bow aiming upward—bec

弎

sān

This 'three-stroke' character isn’t about countin

弍

èr

This isn’t just ‘two’ — it’s a 2,000-year-old

弌

yī

It's the most minimalist character imaginable — y

弋

yì

This 3-stroke character began as a pictograph of a

弈

yì

This nine-stroke character hides a ritual: its 'ha

弇

yǎn

This 9-stroke character hides in plain sight: its

弆

jǔ

This 'collect' character hides a Bronze Age ritual

弁

biàn

This 5-stroke character looks like hands holding a

廿

niàn

A four-stroke fossil of handwriting speed — born

廾

gǒng

This 3-stroke radical is the silent architect of r

廷

tíng

This six-stroke character looks like a minimalist

廱

yōng

This character began as a bronze-age pictograph of

庐

lú

This 'roof + furnace' character once pictured a tr

廨

xiè

This 'government office' character hides a secret:

廧

qiáng

廧 is not a real Chinese character — it's a digit

廥

kuài

This 'barn' isn’t rustic — it’s a fortified, bu

庑

wǔ

This 7-stroke character hides a ritual gesture und

厮

sī

This 'together' character evolved from a pictograp

廛

chán

This 15-stroke character is a fossilized urban zon

廙

yì

This 'yurt' character was invented in the 1800s —