Chinese Character: 患
Radical: 心 (xīn) - Heart radical (also called '心字底')
Stroke Count: 11 strokes
Stroke Order:
Pinyin: Huàn (Fourth tone)
Basic Meaning: Suffer from; trouble; worry; hardship; disaster; disease
Extended Meanings: To be afflicted with; to worry about; to contract (an illness)
Additional Notes: Often used to indicate suffering or being affected by something negative
Example: 他患了重感冒。(He caught a bad cold.)
Example: 生于忧患,死于安乐。(Thrive in hardship, perish in comfort.)
Example: 患难见真情。(True friendship is revealed in times of adversity.)
Example: 医生正在治疗患者。(The doctor is treating the patient.)
Example: 这个旧建筑存在安全隐患。(This old building has potential safety hazards.)
Part of Speech: Noun; verb
Common Usage: Often used in the structure "患 + [disease/condition]" to indicate suffering from an illness
Common Structures:
Usage Notes: When referring to a patient, use "患者" instead of just "患"
Concept of Suffering in Chinese Culture: The character "患" reflects traditional Chinese perspectives on hardship and resilience
Philosophy: There are many philosophical sayings involving "患" that emphasize the value of overcoming difficulties
Medicine: In traditional Chinese medicine, "患" is often used to describe various conditions and ailments
Proverbs: Many Chinese proverbs use "患" to convey wisdom about dealing with life's challenges
1. 我们应该关注患者的需求。(We should pay attention to the needs of patients.)
2. 提前预防可以避免很多隐患。(Preventing in advance can avoid many potential problems.)
3. 他们共同度过了患难时期。(They went through difficult times together.)