Chinese Character: 摘 (zhāi - Pick)
Radical: 扌 (Hand radical)
Stroke Count: 14 (Fourteen strokes)
Character Decomposition: 扌 (hand) + 啇 (a component related to sound) (The left part represents 'hand', indicating the action is related to hands. The right part is a phonetic component.)
Stroke Order:
Pinyin: zhāi (First tone)
To pick, to pluck, to remove (It usually refers to using hands to take something from a place, like picking fruits or flowers.)
“摘” is a verb, often followed by a noun indicating the object to be picked. For example, "摘苹果" (Pick apples). It can also be used in some fixed expressions, like "摘星星" (Pick stars, which is a metaphorical expression.)
In Chinese culture, picking fruits or flowers is often associated with harvest and joy. For example, during the Mid - Autumn Festival, people may pick fruits to offer to the moon. (In traditional Chinese festivals and daily life, the action of 'picking' has certain symbolic meanings.)
秋天,农民们去果园摘苹果。(In autumn, farmers go to the orchard to pick apples.)
You can remember 摘 by associating the '扌' (hand) radical with the action of picking. When you see the character, think of using your hands to pick something. (你可以通过将“扌”(手)部首与采摘的动作联系起来记忆“摘”这个字。当你看到这个字时,就想象用手去摘东西。)