What is the HSK 3.0 path?
It is an independent HanziHero course path organised by HSK level. The published HSK vocabulary reference is available beside each course; the lesson order and activities are created by HanziHero.
Focusing on foundational ink and stroke.
Master the core building blocks: One (一), Two (二), and Three (三). These horizontal strokes define the balance of Chinese characters.
一 (yī), 二 (èr), 三 (sān)
人 (rén), 我 (wǒ), 你 (nǐ)
日 (rì), 月 (yuè), 山 (shān)
Notice the difference, then practise it.
Characters in this sequence are grouped by their physical stroke similarities rather than thematic meaning alone to build better muscle memory in calligraphy.
Unlock personalized daily practice sessions once you complete Lesson 3.
It is an independent HanziHero course path organised by HSK level. The published HSK vocabulary reference is available beside each course; the lesson order and activities are created by HanziHero.
Start with the course if you want a guided sequence. Use the word list when you need to look up or browse a specific word.
Most units are designed as a short session with noticing, listening, writing, comparison, and recall.