The 500 most commonly used Chinese characters

The most commonly used 500 Chinese characters are: zai, ren, guo, i, he and so on.

First, in

1, exists; Survival.

2. Indicates the position of a person or thing.

3. "Zai" and "Suo" are used together for emphasis, and "No" is added below.

4, said time, place, scope, conditions, etc.

Words: absent, present, in place, existing, next, caring, true, etc.

Second, people.

1. Higher animals that can make tools and use them for labor.

2. Everyone; Ordinary people.

3. Last name.

Group words: host, crowd, woman, man, beauty, family, etc.

Third, the country.

1, country.

2, refers to the country, especially our country.

3. Last name.

Composition: foreign countries, traditional Chinese painting, France, kingdom, old country, China, foreign countries, etc.

Fourth, I

Myself.

Group words: forget me, myself, my family, us, therefore, ego, ego, etc.

Five, he

1 and before the May 4th Movement, "he" was also called male, female and everything. In modern written language, "he" is generally only used to refer to men. But in the case of unknown gender or no distinction, "he" is just a general term, regardless of gender.

2. Personal pronouns. Virtual reference (used between verbs and quantifiers).

3. Demonstrative pronouns. On the other hand or elsewhere.

4. Demonstrative pronouns. In addition; Others.

5. Last name.

Combination words: foreign land, another year, others, another day, killing people, guitar, others, etc.