How to write 成 (wán)
成 has 6 strokes and means “to complete; to finish” — it first appears in HSK 2. Watch the stroke order below, trace it in the mi-grid, then test yourself stroke by stroke.
Practise writing 成
Trace mode: follow the grey character with your mouse or finger. Switch to stroke-order animation or quiz mode in the app.
Words that contain 成
| Word | Pinyin | Meaning | List |
|---|---|---|---|
| 完成 | wán chéng | to complete; to finish | HSK 2 |
| 完成 | wán chéng | complete; accomplish | HSK 3 |
| 成绩 | chéng jì | achievement; performance records | HSK 3 |
| 养成 | yǎng chéng | to cultivate; to raise | HSK 4 |
| 成为 | chéng wéi | to become; to turn into | HSK 4 |
| 成功 | chéng gōng | success; to succeed | HSK 4 |
| 成熟 | chéng shú | mature; ripe | HSK 4 |
| 组成 | zǔ chéng | component; part | HSK 4 |
Stroke order for 成
Write 成 in 6 strokes. The animation in the practice box above shows the correct order; in quiz mode you must draw each stroke in that order, and a wrong start shakes and reveals a hint.
- Stroke 1
- Stroke 2
- Stroke 3
- Stroke 4
- Stroke 5
- Stroke 6
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