危 (wēi) — HSK 4 Recognition Character: Meaning & Stroke Order
👁 Recognition only: the official HSK 4 syllabus asks you to recognize 危 when reading — handwriting it is not required (that applies to the 150 writing characters). The stroke animation below is optional but helps memory.
Stroke Order & Practice
Click Animate to see the correct stroke order, then Practice to trace it yourself.
HSK 4 Words Containing 危
危险
dangerous; danger
在路上开车不要看手机，太危险了。
Zài lù shàng kāichē búyào kàn shǒujī, tài wēixiǎn le.
Don't look at your phone while driving, it's too dangerous.
Tasks Featuring 危 / 相关任务
Words containing 危 appear in these official HSK 4 task scenarios — study the character in context:
About the character 危
危 (wēi) means danger; perilous (as in 危险). It is one of the 150 characters HSK 4 expects you to write from memory. Practice the stroke order until it feels automatic — most learners need 5–10 successful traces before a character "sticks".