What is included in each HSK vocabulary list?

Each level page includes the Chinese word, tone-marked pinyin, an English meaning, and links to character stroke-order practice.

Why are HSK Levels 7–9 grouped together?

The advanced band is published as a combined Levels 7–9 vocabulary group in the dataset used by StrokeSheet, so it is presented as one searchable list.

Can I make writing worksheets from HSK characters?

Yes. Signed-in users can load complete HSK character packs in the worksheet generator, choose Tianzige or Mizige grids, and export an A4 PDF.

HSK 3.0 VOCABULARY

Study HSK words level by level.

Browse 11,105 vocabulary entries from Level 1 through the advanced Levels 7–9 group. Search Chinese words, pinyin, or English meanings, then open any character for stroke order and writing practice.

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ALL LEVELS

HSK 3.0 vocabulary lists

Counts below come directly from the StrokeSheet HSK dataset. Character counts describe the recognition-character set associated with each level.

Level 1

HSK 1

300 vocabulary items
246 recognition characters

Open searchable list →Level 2

HSK 2

204 vocabulary items
125 recognition characters

Open searchable list →Level 3

HSK 3

507 vocabulary items
284 recognition characters

Open searchable list →Level 4

HSK 4

1,019 vocabulary items
441 recognition characters

Open searchable list →Level 5

HSK 5

1,638 vocabulary items
431 recognition characters

Open searchable list →Level 6

HSK 6

1,815 vocabulary items
413 recognition characters

Open searchable list →Advanced

HSK 7-9

5,622 vocabulary items
1,148 recognition characters

Open searchable list →

A SIMPLE WORKFLOW

Turn a word list into writing practice

Find your level

Open a level and search by Chinese word, pinyin, or English meaning.

Study each character

Follow a word to its character page for pronunciation, meaning, and animated stroke order.

Print a practice sheet

Use the worksheet generator to create Tianzige or Mizige writing grids and export A4 PDF.

ABOUT THE DATA

Vocabulary source

StrokeSheet uses the krmanik/HSK-3.0 dataset for the New HSK syllabus edition, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. English meanings are presented as study references; learners should consult official examination guidance for current test requirements.