Chinese Character: 洪
Radical: 水/氵/shuǐ (water) + 共/gòng (together)
Stroke Count: 9 strokes
Stroke Order:
Pinyin: Hóng (Second tone)
Basic Meaning: Flood; great; vast; mighty.
Extended Meanings: Large volume; abundant; powerful; loud.
Additional Notes: Often used to describe large amounts of water or something powerful/abundant.
Part of Speech: Mainly used as adjective; can also be part of compound nouns.
Common Usage: Often used to describe large amounts of water, loud sounds, or something vast/powerful.
Common Structures:
Notes: Can have both natural and metaphorical meanings.
In Chinese culture, "洪" carries significant cultural connotations:
Example 1:
长江洪水泛滥,威胁着沿岸居民的安全。
The Yangtze River flood is threatening the safety of residents along the coast.
Example 2:
他的演讲声音洪亮,充满激情。
His speech voice is loud and clear, full of passion.
Example 3:
我们要做好防洪准备,以应对可能的洪水灾害。
We need to prepare for flood prevention to deal with possible flood disasters.
1. Structure Memory: Remember "洪" as water (氵) together (共) with something big, representing a large amount of water.
2. Sound Association: The pronunciation "hóng" sounds like "洪水" (flood), which is the most common word containing this character.
3. Word Grouping: Group words with "洪" that share similar meanings: 洪水, 洪亮, 洪荒, 山洪, 洪灾.
4. Stroke Order Practice: Focus on the 9 strokes, starting with the water radical (氵) followed by the right part (共).
5. Context Usage: Use the character in sentences describing large bodies of water, loud sounds, or powerful natural phenomena to reinforce memory.