Learn a Chinese Character - 皇 (Huáng - Emperor; sovereign; royal; imperial; grand; majestic; imperial ruler of ancient China; highest authority or power; grand, magnificent, or supreme; god or deity (in some contexts))

Chinese Character:

1. Character Basics

Radical: 白 (bái) - White radical

Stroke Count: 9 strokes

Stroke Order:

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2. Pronunciation

Pinyin: Huáng (Second tone)

3. Meaning

Basic Meaning: Emperor; sovereign; royal; imperial; grand; majestic

Extended Meanings:

Additional Notes: Originally referred to the legendary Three Sovereigns (三皇 - Sānhuáng) in ancient Chinese mythology, later used to denote emperors of China.

4. Common Words

5. Grammar & Usage

Part of Speech: Noun, adjective

Common Usage:

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Usage Notes: In modern Chinese, it's mainly used in historical contexts or to describe things related to royalty. It's also used in some compound words to indicate grandeur or high quality.

6. Cultural Background

Emperor Worship in Chinese Culture:

Historical Significance:

7. Example Sentence

中文: 中国历史上有许多著名的皇帝。

English: There were many famous emperors in Chinese history.

中文: 故宫博物院收藏了大量的皇家文物。

English: The Palace Museum houses a large number of imperial artifacts.

中文: 皇帝的诏书在古代具有最高权威。

English: The emperor's edict had the highest authority in ancient times.

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