Chinese Character: 颜 (yán - Face, Appearance)
Radical: 页 (The "page" radical, often related to the head or face in Chinese characters)
Stroke Count: 15
Stroke Order:
Character Decomposition: 彦 + 页 (The left part "彦" and the right part "页" which together form the character "颜")
Pinyin: yán (Second tone)
颜 mainly means face, countenance or appearance. It can also refer to color in some cases. (The character "颜" typically represents the physical face or one's overall appearance. In certain contexts, it can also denote color.)
颜 is usually used as a noun. It can be combined with other characters to form words related to face, appearance or color. (The character "颜" functions primarily as a noun. It combines with other characters to create words associated with face, appearance, or color.)
In Chinese culture, the concept of "颜" is not only related to physical appearance but also has implications for one's reputation and dignity. For example, "顾全颜面" means to save face. (In Chinese culture, the idea of "颜" is not merely about physical looks but also has connections to one's reputation and dignity. For instance, the phrase "顾全颜面" means to preserve one's dignity or save face.)
她的容颜依旧美丽。(Her appearance is still beautiful.)
You can remember "颜" by associating the left part "彦" with a person of talent and the right part "页" related to the head. So it can be imagined as a talented person's face. (你可以通过将左边的“彦”联想成有才华的人,右边的“页”与头部相关,来记忆“颜”这个字。可以想象成一个有才华的人的脸。)