Chinese Characters Starting with "G start"

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

This 'bird-call' character isn't pictorial — it's

This 3,000-year-old 'exclamation of excellence' be

gěng

This character looks like 'mouth + change' — and

gén

Born in Beijing opera scripts as a stage-direction

guāng

This 'bang' isn't written — it's performed: a lat

Though it looks like 'ancient mouth', 咕 isn’t hi

gān

This 'character' has zero strokes because it's not

guà

This 8-stroke character encodes China’s oldest sy

guàn

This four-stroke ‘double-X’ character isn’t a n

guǐ

This minimalist 8-stroke box once held imperial pe

gōng

This 'bow' character isn’t just about bending —

guì

This 'cutting' character hides a guillotine in its

guì

This 8-stroke character hides a guillotine in its

guā

This rare medical character hides a shocking truth

guǎ

This 9-stroke character looks like a knife (刂) go

This rare character looks like 'ice + solid' but m

gòu

A 3,000-year-old floor plan carved in ink: 冓 isn

guī

This rare character looks like a person holding a

gàn

This 'dawn' character hides two ancient suns above

guān

Looks like 'official' (官) but means 'herdsman' —

gāi

侅 is a linguistic mirage: a character that looks

guǐ

A person (亻) holding ritual jade (圭) upside-down

gèn

This six-stroke character looks like two horizons

gài

A vanished variant of 蓋—appearing only in ancien

guàn

This five-stroke character isn’t abstract — it’

gǔn

It’s not a word — it’s the cosmic plumb line: a

guǎn

A meticulously engineered scientific character —

Its 'harmony + bird' structure reflects how ancien

gǒng

This 6-stroke character hides a Warring States-era

This 'hire' character hides a bird radical — beca

gōu

This 'hook' isn't just hardware — it's a 2,300-ye

gài

A 20th-century scientific import — no ancient roo

Though it looks like 'ancient bitterness,' 辜 hide

guǐ

Born from ancient chariot ruts measured with preci

gōng

Its top looks like a bow—but it’s really a bent

guì

Its 13 strokes visually compress a person bowing h

guàn

Originally a picture of shell money strung on a ro

gǒu

Born as a dog’s drooping tongue, 苟 evolved from

gēng

This character began as a literal picture of a plo

guàn

Born from clay pots and pouring gestures, 罐 isn’