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Choose an HSK level →Word lists for HSK 1 to 6, each character linked to its lesson
HSK character practice: from word lists to writing
Word lists tell you what to learn; character practice makes it stick. Open a word from your level, follow the stroke order animation, trace the character and write it from memory. Repeat with the next word. This approach to hsk character practice builds recognition and handwriting together.
A simple session for HSK writing practice
A short session works well: ten new hsk characters, watched once, traced once, written once. End with a quiz on the same set so the effort is tested straight away. For hsk writing practice that lasts, come back to the same set two days later.
- Pick five to ten words from your level.
- Watch, trace, then write each character.
- Finish with the quiz for the same words.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to write characters for the HSK exam?
The written HSK 3.0 papers ask for writing from level 3 upward, so practising handwriting is useful.
Which level should I start with?
Take the free level test if you are unsure, then start with the matching word list.
Ready to practise?
Word lists for HSK 1 to 6, each character linked to its lesson
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