乾 (qián): Dry — Stroke Order & Writing Guide
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Animated Stroke Order 乾
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The sun (日) shines on plants (艹) and a bent person (乙) — symbolizing heaven, dryness, or male principle.
heaven and earth; the universe
cheers; drink a toast
dry; arid
Qianlong (reign name of Qing emperor)
to reverse the course of events; to turn things around
The universe is vast; we must study hard.
Emperor Qianlong was a very famous emperor in Chinese history.
The winter in the north is very dry, so you need to drink more water.
Friends raised their glasses and said cheers together.
This new policy is expected to reverse the situation and improve the economic condition.
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Characters pronounced "qian".
Characters with radical "乙".