Chinese Character: 悦 (yuè - Happy, Pleased)
Radical: 忄 (The "heart" radical, indicating emotions)
Stroke Count: 10 (The total number of strokes in the character)
Character Decomposition: 忄 + 兑 (The "heart" radical combined with "兑")
Stroke Order:
Pinyin: yuè (The standard Chinese pronunciation)
悦 means happy, pleased, or delighted. It often describes a positive emotional state. (The character "悦" expresses a feeling of happiness or contentment.)
悦 is often used as an adjective to describe a person's mood or expression. It can also be used in some fixed phrases. (The character "悦" is commonly used as an adjective to depict one's mood or appearance. It can also be part of set phrases.)
In Chinese culture, the concept of being "悦" is highly valued. It represents a harmonious and positive state of mind, which is often associated with good health and well - being. (In Chinese cultural context, the idea of "悦" is highly regarded. It symbolizes a harmonious and positive mental state, often linked to good health and a sense of well - being.)
她脸上洋溢着喜悦的笑容。(Tā liǎn shàng yáng yì zhe xǐ yuè de xiào róng.) - Her face is beaming with joy.
You can remember 悦 by thinking that the "忄" radical shows it's related to emotions, and "兑" can be associated with something positive coming, making one happy. (你可以这样记忆“悦”这个字,“忄”旁表明它与情感相关,“兑”可以联想为有好事到来,让人感到开心。)