Chinese Character: 危 (wēi - Danger)
Radical: 厄 (The radical indicates hardship or danger)
Stroke Count: 6
Character Decomposition: 㔾 + 㠯 (The components together imply a precarious or dangerous situation)
Stroke Order:
Pinyin: wēi (First tone)
危 generally means danger, peril, or precariousness. It can also imply something is in a critical or unstable state. “危” 通常表示危险、危急或不稳定的状态,也可指事物处于关键或不稳定的情形。
危可以用来描述危险的情况或事物,也常出现在与危险相关的复合词中。
In Chinese culture, the concept of "危" is often associated with warnings and the need to be vigilant. It appears in many idioms and proverbs to convey a sense of urgency. 在中国文化中,“危” 的概念常与警示和需要保持警惕相关联,它出现在许多成语和谚语中,传达一种紧迫感。
这座桥很危险,不能走。(Zhè zuò qiáo hěn wēi xiǎn, bù néng zǒu.) - This bridge is very dangerous and you can't cross it.
You can think of 危 as a person standing on a precarious place, which vividly represents the meaning of danger. 你可以把 “危” 想象成一个人站在危险的地方,这生动地代表了 “危险” 的含义。