How to write 彊

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Printable Writing Practice Worksheet of "彊"

Printable Handwriting Practice Worksheet of the Chinese character 彊

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Printable Stroke Order Practice Worksheet of "彊"

Printable Stroke Order Practice Worksheet of the Chinese character 彊

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Meaning of 彊

Pinyin qiáng、 qiǎng、 jiàng

Radical

弓

Strokes

Definition

variant of 強|强[jiang4] / variant of 強|强[qiang2] / variant of 強|强[qiang3]

Usage

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彊: 1. Same as "强" (qiang - strong). 2. Adjective: Strong, grand, powerful. 【Examples】:"强壮" (qiang zhuang - robust), "身强力壮" (shen qiang li zhuang - physically strong). Tang Dynasty - Liu Zongyuan's "Yugao Huangji Fu": "外强中乾，精气内伤" (outwardly strong yet internally dry, spirit and energy are harmed). 3. Adjective: Resolute, steadfast. 【Examples】:"顽强" (wan qiang - tenacious). "Mencius. Gaozi Part II": "乐正子强乎?" (Is Lezheng stronger?). "Han Feizi. Gufen": "能法之士，必强毅而劲直" (Those who can enforce the law must be strong-willed and upright). 4. Verb: To compel, use force. 【Examples】:"勉强" (mian qiang - to do something reluctantly), "强迫" (qiang po - to force), "强人所难" (qiang ren suo nan - to put someone in a difficult position), "强词夺理" (qiang ci duo li - to argue unreasonably). "Mencius. Liliu Part I": "是由恶醉而强酒" (this is due to evil intoxication and strong liquor). "Rulin Waishi. Chapter 29": "这原是他情愿的事，又没有那个强他" (this is originally what he wished for, and there is no one to force him). 5. Adverb: To the utmost, with all one's strength. "Mencius. Liang Huiwang Part II": "君如彼何哉？强为善而已矣" (As for you, how would you be like that? You can only strive to do good). 6. Adjective: Resilient, not pliable. "Huainanzi. Zhushu": "木强而斧伐之" (the wood is strong and can be chopped by an axe). "Han Shu. Volume 42. Zhang Cang et al." : "周昌，木强人也" (Zhou Chang is a man as strong as wood). 7. Adjective: Stiff. "Rulin Waishi. Chapter 11": "一连吃了四五剂，口不歪了，只是舌根还有些强" (after taking four or five doses in a row, the mouth was no longer crooked, but the root of the tongue was still somewhat stiff).