Chinese Character: 儿 (ér - Child/Son)
Radical: 儿 (child radical)
Stroke Count: 2 (2 strokes)
Character Decomposition: 丿 + 乚 (downward stroke + hook)
Stroke Order:
Pinyin: ér (second tone)
儿 primaries means child or son, and is also used as a diminutive suffix in northern Chinese dialects.
儿 is used as a noun for child/son and as a suffix in northern dialects to indicate affection or smallness.
In Chinese culture, 儿 is often associated with family and filial piety, and is used in many proverbs about children.
我的儿子很聪明。(Wǒ de ér zi hěn cōng míng.)
My son is very smart.
Remember 儿 as a simple character with two strokes: a downward stroke and a hook, representing a child's simplicity.