袍 páo ㄆㄠˊ pou4

  • gown (lined)

Stroke order

Practice writing

Draw 袍 (1 of 1) — stroke by stroke.

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

Example sentences

  • 国王 國王 ( guó wáng gwok3 wong4 ) 解 ( jiě gaai2 ) 下 ( xià haa6 ) 了 ( le liu5 ) 长袍 長袍 ( cháng páo coeng4 pou4 )。

    The king took off his robe.

  • 你 ( nǐ nei5 ) 的 ( de dik1 ) 丝绸 絲綢 ( sī chóu si1 cau4 ) 长袍 長袍 ( cháng páo coeng4 pou4 ) 呢 ( ne ne1 )?

    Where are your silk gowns?

  • 她 ( tā taa1 ) 穿 ( chuān cyun1 ) 了 ( le liu5 ) 一 ( yī jat1 ) 件 ( jiàn gin6 ) 红旗 紅旗 ( hóng qí hung4 kei4 ) 袍 ( páo pou4 )。

    She wore a red cheongsam.

  • 最初 ( zuì chū zeoi3 co1 ) 的 ( de dik1 ) 旗袍 ( qí páo kei4 pou2 ) 是 ( shì si6 ) 宽松 寬鬆 ( kuān sōng fun1 sung1 ) 的 ( de dik1 )。

    The original qipao was wide and loose.

  • 在 ( zài zoi6 ) 中国 中國 ( Zhōng guó zung1 gwok3 ) 南方 ( nán fāng naam4 fong1 ), 旗袍 ( qí páo kei4 pou2 ) 又称 又稱 ( yòu chēng jau6 cing1 )“ 长衫 長衫 ( cháng shān coeng4 saam1 )”。

    In Southern China, the qipao is also known as "changshan".

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