Welcome to the first and only living Chinese dictionary that is growing every day with its Chinese learners. You have the opportunity to contribute ways that you remember Chinese characters and photos of your Chinese writing as you learn from other students of Chinese.

The character dictionary contains information about single Chinese characters. Each entry in the character dictionary consists of a Chinese character, radical / stroke count, English definition, Mandarin pinyin pronunciation, Yale & Jyutping Cantonese pronunciation, simplified / traditional variants and cangjie.

Online Chinese-English dictionary with native speaker sound for each Chinese character, word and example sentences.

A Chinese character dictionary with look-up by English, pinyin, Cantonese pronounciation, and radical/stroke.

Provides detailed information about Chinese characters, including list of common words containing the characters, character etymology, and stroke order. Accepts handwritten input. Unique search feature allows characters to be found by identifying the components, even if they are not radicals.

The Chinese Character Wiki is a free and open source dictionary of Chinese characters, including stroke orders, pronunciations, definitions, examples, origins, and component breakdowns. The dictionary currently contains manually verified information about. Most Chinese characters are built from a combination of components.

Learn Chinese characters with innovative Chinese-english dictionary, stroke order animations, online Chinese lessons and character writing worksheets.

This web site will give you access to information about more than 70,000 Chinese characters. On each page, you will see simplified and traditional versions along with images and text that help you understand not only the meaning of the character, but why it is written the way it is.