🌏 Learn 25 Essential Chinese Characters with the Walk Radical (走字底 / 辶)! 🚶‍♂️✨

In this video, we explore 25 of the most common Chinese characters with the walk radical. This radical is often connected to movement, travel, direction, and communication, making it one of the most practical and useful to learn! All characters are organized by HSK levels from HSK 1 to HSK 4.

We’ll break down each character, explain its meaning, show you how it’s formed, and give you example words and phrases so you can use them in daily conversation.

🔑 Characters Covered in This Lesson:
HSK 1: 这 (zhè – this)

HSK 2: 过 (guò – to pass), 道 (dào – road/way), 还 (hái – still; huán – return), 进 (jìn – to enter), 边 (biān – side), 运 (yùn – transport, luck), 近 (jìn – near), 远 (yuǎn – far), 送 (sòng – to deliver), 迎 (yíng – to welcome)

HSK 3: 通 (tōng – to go through), 选 (xuǎn – to choose), 遇 (yù – to meet), 迟 (chí – late)

HSK 4: 达 (dá – to reach), 造 (zào – to make), 连 (lián – to connect), 速 (sù – fast), 适 (shì – suitable), 逐 (zhú – to chase), 遍 (biàn – all over), 迷 (mí – lost/confused), 邀 (yāo – to invite), 逛 (guàng – to stroll)

✨ With pinyin, English meaning, and example phrases, this video will help you build vocabulary faster and understand how Chinese characters are connected by radicals.

📘 Perfect for:
✔️ Chinese learners preparing for HSK 1–4
✔️ Anyone wanting to expand their vocabulary
✔️ Learners curious about the meaning of radicals

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