君子 jūn zǐ ㄐㄩㄣ ㄗˇ gwan1 zi2 HSK 7-9

  • nobleman
  • person of noble character

Stroke order

Practice writing

Draw 君 (1 of 2) — stroke by stroke.

Draw each stroke of the character in order using your mouse or finger. A hint appears after three misses.

Example sentences

  • 他 ( tā taa1 ) 以 ( yǐ ji5 ) 君子 ( jūn zǐ gwan1 zi2 ) 之 ( zhī zi1 ) 道 ( dào dou6 ) 生活 ( shēng huó sang1 wut6 )。

    He lived a moral life.

  • 美国 美國 ( Měi guó mei5 gwok3 ) 的 ( de dik1 ) 罪犯 ( zuì fàn zeoi6 faan6 ) 大多 ( dà duō daai6 do1 ) 是 ( shì si6 ) 吸毒成瘾 吸毒成癮 ( xī dú chéng yǐn kap1 duk6 sing4 jan5 ) 的 ( de dik1 ) 瘾君子 癮君子 ( yǐn jūn zǐ jan5 gwan1 zi2 )。

    Many criminals in America are addicted to drugs.

  • 天 ( tiān tin1 ) 行 ( xíng hang4 ) 健 ( jiàn gin6 ), 君子 ( jūn zǐ gwan1 zi2 ) 以 ( yǐ ji5 ) 自强不息 自強不息 ( zì qiáng bù xī zi6 koeng4 bat1 sik1 ); 地势 地勢 ( dì shì dei6 sai3 ) 坤 ( kūn kwan1 ), 君子 ( jūn zǐ gwan1 zi2 ) 以 ( yǐ ji5 ) 厚德载物 厚德載物 ( hòu dé zài wù hau5 dak1 zoi3 mat6 )。

    As heaven maintains its vigorous motion, the noble person should strive for continuous self-improvement. As the earth's nature is receptive and nurturing, the noble person should cultivate great virtue to support and carry all things.

  • 不是 ( bù shì bat1 si6 ) 每个 每個 ( měi gè mui5 go3 ) 瘾君子 癮君子 ( yǐn jūn zǐ jan5 gwan1 zi2 ) 都 ( dōu dou1 ) 有 ( yǒu jau5 ) 创伤 創傷 ( chuāng shāng cong3 soeng1 ); 不过 不過 ( bù guò bat1 gwo3 ) 有 ( yǒu jau5 ) 创伤 創傷 ( chuāng shāng cong3 soeng1 ) 的 ( de dik1 ) 人 ( rén jan4 ) 变 變 ( biàn bin3 ) 少 ( shǎo siu3 ), 瘾君子 癮君子 ( yǐn jūn zǐ jan5 gwan1 zi2 ) 也 ( yě jaa5 ) 会 會 ( huì wui2 ) 变 變 ( biàn bin3 ) 少 ( shǎo siu3 )。

    Not every addict is traumatized, but there would be a lot fewer addicts if a lot fewer people were traumatized.

  • 君子 ( jūn zǐ gwan1 zi2 ) 对于 對於 ( duì yú deoi3 jyu1 ) 飞禽走兽 飛禽走獸 ( fēi qín zǒu shòu fei1 kam4 zau2 sau3 ), 见到 見到 ( jiàn dào gin3 dou3 ) 它们 它們 ( tā men taa1 mun4 ) 活着 活著 ( huó zhe wut6 zoek6 ), 便 ( biàn bin6 ) 不忍心 ( bù rěn xīn bat1 jan2 sam1 ) 见到 見到 ( jiàn dào gin3 dou3 ) 它们 它們 ( tā men taa1 mun4 ) 死 ( sǐ sei2 ); 听到 聽到 ( tīng dào teng1 dou3 ) 它们 它們 ( tā men taa1 mun4 ) 哀 ( āi oi1 ) 叫 ( jiào giu3 ), 便 ( biàn bin6 ) 不忍心 ( bù rěn xīn bat1 jan2 sam1 ) 吃 ( chī hek3 ) 它们 它們 ( tā men taa1 mun4 ) 的 ( de dik1 ) 肉 ( ròu juk6 )。

    The superior man is affected towards animals: having seen them alive, he cannot bear to see them die; having heard their cries, he cannot bear to eat their flesh.

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